IPA Charities Supports Oak Ridge Youth Association

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Jennifer Cumbee
IPA
847-808-5590
Jennifer.Cumbee@ipa-c.com

Buffalo Grove, Ill. (August 20, 2008) - IPA Charities has contributed to the Oak Ridge Youth Association (ORYA).

"On behalf of ORYA’s Pop Warner Football and Cheerleading Program we would like to thank IPA Charities for the generous donation to our program," said Scott Parrish, President, ORYA.

IPA Charities’ contribution will help to provide much needed football training equipment and cheerleading mats that will aid in the fundamental skill development of ORYA’s participants for years to come.

ORYA’s mission is to be a foundation for the development of children participating in football and cheerleading. The organization’s foundation is built on academics, teamwork, leadership, competition and good sportsmanship. ORYA focuses on fun, fitness, fundamental skill development, safety and the support of the scholar athlete.

ORYA adheres to Pop Warner core values, principals and rules. The group believes that athletics and scholastics go hand in hand. ORYA’s programs seek to develop well-rounded young men and women who learn not only the fundamentals of football and cheerleading, but also the importance of education in an atmosphere that is conductive to developing sound character while having a good time.

IPA Charities is a 501(c)3 charitable foundation dedicated to the quest of improving communities and people’s lives around the world. IPA, the largest privately held management consulting and professional services firm for small and medium size businesses in North America, is a leading authority on small business. With annual revenues in excess of $200 million since 2005, IPA is the 6th largest management consulting company in Chicago and the 61st largest consulting company in the world. IPA offers a wide range of proven and innovative methodologies to help businesses grow and prosper. Additional information is immediately available by visiting http://www.ipa-c.com. The Public Relations Department may be contacted at: telephone (847) 495-6786; facsimile (847) 495-6773.

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