Me Fine Foundation Unveils New Web Site

RALEIGH, N.C. – Lori K. Lee, executive director of Me Fine Foundation, Inc., has announced the launch of the organization’s new Web site at http://www.mefinefoundation.org. The layout was designed by VisionPoint Marketing, an Internet marketing firm that helps mid-sized organizations realize significant results by implementing online marketing techniques and technologies including strategy, creative, execution and measurement. The new Web site features an overview of the organization and the services it provides, family spotlights and ways people can get involved. There are lists of everyday needs, as well as upcoming events and contact information for interested volunteers.

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News Facts:

• Lori K. Lee, executive director of Me Fine Foundation, Inc., has announced the launch of the organization’s new Web site at http://www.mefinefoundation.org.
• The new layout was designed by VisionPoint Marketing, an Internet marketing firm that helps mid-sized organizations realize significant results by implementing online marketing techniques and technologies including strategy, creative, execution and measurement.
• The Web site features an overview of the organization and the services it provides, family spotlights and ways people can get involved.
• There are lists of everyday needs, as well as upcoming events and contact information for interested volunteers.

Quotes:
“We are excited to launch our new Web site to raise awareness of the needs to families with children in treatment,” said Lisa Valentino, director of development of Me Fine Foundation, Inc. “We are pleased to provide a new resource for the community to use when looking for ways to help others, and hope that the people who navigate through our Web site realize that giving a gift to Me Fine will truly have an impact on the lives of others.”

About the Me Fine Foundation Inc.:
The Me Fine Foundation Inc. is a nonprofit organization that provides assistance for children and families at the Duke Children’s Hospital and the North Carolina Children’s Hospital at UNC. The foundation was founded by friends and family of Folden Lee, IV, who was diagnosed with AML Leukemia in May of 2003. During his 15-month battle with this disease, Folden’s family found that along with the tremendous stress of caring for a child with a life-threatening illness, most families struggle with overwhelming medical costs as well as personal outpatient housing and living expenses while their child is undergoing treatment. The Me Fine Foundation, Inc. is dedicated to relieving these families of this added stress as they face these life-changing challenges. For more information, please call (919) 202-0086 or visit http://www.mefinefoundation.org.

About VisionPoint Marketing:
VisionPoint Marketing, an Internet marketing firm, helps mid-sized organizations achieve significant, measurable results by developing and executing strategic, creative online marketing solutions such as web design, search marketing, and e-mail marketing. Recognized as a leader in interactive initiatives ranging from branding to lead generation, VisionPoint Marketing helps organizations differentiate themselves from their competition while achieving their marketing objectives. A minority and woman-owned business headquartered in Raleigh, N.C., VisionPoint Marketing received the Greater Raleigh Chamber of Commerce's Pinnacle Business Award for Steady Growth and Profitability in 2006, recognizing the firm's outstanding growth and sustained success. For more information, please visit http://www.visionpointmarketing.com, or call 919-848-2018. Send inquiries to info@visionpointmarketing.com.

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Patty Briguglio
MMI Associates, Inc.
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patty@mmimarketing.com
PR Firms Raleigh, NC

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