Engage your employees – Have fun – Spread joy – Help kids fighting cancer
The Mobile JoyFactory is a national and global corporate engagement opportunity for compassionate companies and their employees. The Mobile JoyFactory has spread JOY to kids fighting cancer with hundreds of amazing companies like: Panasonic Avionics, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Anthem, UPS, American Airlines, Home Depot, Hyundai Capital, Western Digital, COX, Applied Medical, DeVita and Baxalta. Be our next stop! Sign-up below to learn more about having the Mobile JoyFactory visit your offices.
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What are others saying…
“Since 2012, Anthem has teamed up with the Jessie Rees Foundation to spread joy to kids fighting cancer across the US. They have offered us wonderful ways to engage our associates in many states while increasing our social responsibility efforts. I strongly suggest any corporation that desires to make their community a better place to team up with the Jessie Rees Foundation. When you do, your company, your leadership and your employees will experience new levels of impact and joy.”
– Pam Kehaly, President, Anthem West Region and Specialty
“This has been the best team building event we have ever had.”
– Derek DeCross, Vice-President, Global Sales, American Airlines
“You guys were so prepared and thoughtful of every detail from day 1. Thank you for making it such a great experience for everyone!”
– DaVita Dialysis
“The extreme professionalism with which you handle yourselves, as well as Jessie’s mission, is truly amazing and greatly appreciated.”
– Sharks Foundation
“I just wanted to say thank you. You have made the experience working with Jessie Rees Foundation amazing. They really picked a terrific person to help spread their message of Joy, but for a reason that brought so much heartache to one family. You handled all the details of this week long event so perfectly – borderline OCD 😉 Everyone I have spoken to about the event was just beaming with happiness. Their only complaints were that we should have packed more jars!”
– Baxalta
