Account Control Technology, Inc. (ACT), a national leader in delivering debt management and recovery solutions, is pleased to announce that employees of its San Angelo office recently delivered a donation of $5,000 in support of the community’s Project Graduation program, which provides an alcohol and drug-free celebration for high school seniors the night of graduation.
The money was raised in individual contributions by ACT’s San Angelo office employees as well as through a donation match by the Account Control Technology Foundation.
“The month of May is a dangerous time for teens as prom and graduation celebrations can lead to alcohol-related accidents,” said Brian Shively, Director of ACT’s San Angelo office. “ACT is happy to support Project Graduation which helps keep our community’s kids safe on what should be one of the happiest nights of their young lives.”
San Angelo’s Project Graduation 2014 event is for graduating seniors from all of San Angelo’s public and private high schools. It will be held the night of Saturday, May 31, beginning at 9 pm and ending at 4 am. This year’s event has a theme of “Ready for the World” and will feature food, casino games, a rock climbing wall, music, a hypnotist show, a mechanical bull and a large array of prizes.
Account Control Technology, Inc. is a leader in providing consultative debt management, collection, call center and business office solutions for education, government, commercial and consumer entities. Established in 1990, ACT has been recognized as an Inc. 5000 fastest-growing private company for the past seven years running. The company serves clients nationwide from five office locations: Bakersfield, California; Woodland Hills, California; Mason, Ohio; Dallas, Texas; and San Angelo, Texas. For more information, call 800-394-4228 or visit www.accountcontrol.com
The Account Control Technology Foundation is a charitable organization established by Dale and Debbie Van Dellen with a stated mission “to improve the future of students and the greater community by offering financial literacy and debt management education, mentorship and support to those in need.” Each year, the Foundation awards $50,000 in college scholarships in addition to supporting local and national charities. For more information, visit www.accountcontrolfoundation.org.