SURF'S UP

You've got the new $38M center, now how about some neat stuff to fill it? Cassidy Turley San Diego donated a bunch of surf and swimming equipment, including 51 wetsuits and 20 surfboards, to the Surf & Swim Rehabilitation Program at the US Marine Corp?s Wounded Warriors Battalion West at Camp Pendleton. The donation effort was organized by Cassidy Turley VP Bob Kuzman and marketing coordinator Jill Cassidy. Bob got the idea when a surfing buddy who works for the program as a therapist lamented the rehabilitation org?s lack of equipment.
The Surf & Swim program benefits active duty Marines who are recovering from neurological damage, PTSD, and loss of limbs at Camp Pendleton?s new $38M Hope and Care Center. The real estate services firm partnered with Xterra Wetsuits, INT Softboards, and Boardworks SUP to donate the items. Cassidy Turley professionals, including Andy Melzer (who has his back to the camera, because someone forgot to say "cheese") delivered the equipment and toured the facility. The firm also raised about $1,000 to buy additional equipment.

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