Former SLWA Advisor, Jim Hunt, speaks to attendees of the Forever Young Ball.
Canonsburg, Pennsylvania – Service Line Warranties of America (SLWA), a HomeServe USA company, was proud to be a Presenting Opportunity Sponsor for Mayor Kasim Reed’s 2014 Forever Young Ball honoring senior citizens on November 3 at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis.
“The phenomenal success of the event is a reflection of the dedication and enthusiasm that Utility Service Partners (now NLC Service Line Warranty Program) displayed from the beginning of this partnership,” said Vanessa Manley of the Mayor’s Office of Constituent Services. “This event would not have been a success without their involvement. Because of your contributions, we welcomed 5,000 seniors and recruited 300 volunteers to help provide an indelible experience for our seniors.”
Members of Service Line Warranties of America, Brad Carmichael; Tisha Hulburd; Atlanta Police Chief; Kelvin Cochran; Cathy Spain; and Jim Hunt.
The event featured a red carpet arrival, dinner, dancing and door prizes. Seniors from around the community were invited to the event, which was hosted by Mayor Reed and other celebrity guests. The event is a long-standing community tradition and a highly anticipated annual event.
“We were delighted to be part of such an incredible event,” said Brad Carmichael, Vice President of Business Development for SLWA’s parent company, (Utility Service Partners, Inc. “The event was absolutely beautiful. We spoke with several seniors that look forward to this annual gala to honor those that created Atlanta’s remarkable history.”
About Service Line Warranties of America – Service Line Warranties of America offers the NLC Service Line Warranty Program by HomeServe. They are one of the nation’s largest and most trusted sources of utility line warranties, serving residential customers since 1996. SLWA is proud to partner with the National League of Cities to deliver this program. The National League of Cities is dedicated to helping city leaders build better communities, and serves as a resource and advocate for 19,000 cities, towns and villages, representing more than 218 million Americans.
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