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Colordyne provides sponsorship to Relay for Life

The donation will partially be used in support of the 2015 Relay for Life event that the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee will host on March 28.

Gary Falconbridge, president/CEO of Colordyne Technologies and general manager Andrew Matter made a donation of $5,000 to the American Cancer Society.


Colordyne Technologies has contributed to a worthy cause.
 The donation was presented to Christine Hazel, community relations at the American Cancer Society, and Ashley Matter, daughter of Andrew Matter, on December 16, 2014.

Ashley Matter is the sponsorship chair on the planning committee of the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life chapter at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where she is a student. Falconbridge and Andrew Matter’s donation will partially be used in support of the 2015 Relay for Life event that the university will host on March 28.

“I was inspired to join UWM’s American Cancer Society program because members of my family are cancer survivors, so it has affected my life a lot,” Ashley Matter said. “I am determined to give back any way I can.”

“Gary and I have close friends and family that are fighting cancer right now, and decided we wanted to donate in some capacity,” Andrew Matter said. “We recognized that Ashley’s group was an avenue that could happen through and we are proud to support Relay for Life’s efforts in the fight against cancer.”

The donation was made especially poignant when the Matter family lost Diane J. Schmidt, a close family friend, to brain cancer just three days after presenting the gift. “She was very important to my family, and this donation honors her.”

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