A Chesapeake video production company is helping to raise money for Parkinson's Disease research. For the month of April, which is Parkinson’s Awareness Month, Allied Video Services will donate $10 from every sale to the local American Parkinson Disease Association chapter.
Chesapeake VA, United States - March 30, 2016 /PressCable/ —
Allied Video Services, a company in Chesapeake, Virginia that specializes in video marketing strategies for businesses, has announced the launche of a new charity campaign. It will tie in with Parkinson’s Awareness Month in April to help combat Parkinson’s by donating $10 from every sale in the month to the local American Parkinson Disease Association chapter.
More information can be found on the AVS Video website at: http://avsvideo.com.
Through creating videos for businesses and implementing video marketing strategies for them, Allied Video Services can help businesses to develop their brand and increase awareness of their products across the internet. Allied Video Services claims that video is the most powerful communication method on the planet, and using it effectively can communicate a company’s message more clearly than any other method of promotion. The company offers clients a chance to create, develop and produce high-quality videos ranging from virtual sets to documentary pieces. On top of this, AVS can combine its video services with a full search engine optimization package tailored to any business.
Allied Video Services has produced videos for over thirty years, and has long been a supporter of the local American Parkinson Disease Association chapter. The company regularly donates to the APDA website, hosting and additional promotion services, and the owner, Rory Graham, was a past chapter president for three years. With Parkinson’s Awareness Month fast approaching, Rory hopes his company can raise money for the charity while offering high-quality internet marketing services to businesses wanting to improve their brand awareness or search engine rankings.
Parkinson’s Disease is a progressive disease that affects the nervous system, and currently there is no cure. Parkinson’s Awareness Month was designed to help find a cure, and alleviate the suffering of all the families suffering with the disease. The annual Virginia Beach walk-a-thon has been scheduled for April 9 for anyone wanting to help combat the disease. Local businesses wanting to make the most of the AVS charity offer can contact them on info@avsvideo.com.
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Contact Info:
Name: Rory Graham
Organization: Allied Video Services
Address: 2200 Dunbarton Drive, Chesapeake, VA 23325
Phone: 757-424-9757
Release ID: 108646
