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Simplus and MuleSoft partner with Smith Smiles!

Jun 3, 2019 | Admin, Data Integration, Latest News

Last month, Simplus partnered with MuleSoft to host an Avengers: Endgame theater viewing in Atlanta that supported the Smith Smiles Toy Donations charity. Smith Smiles is a nonprofit organization that brings toys to children in hospitals. Each attendee at the Simplus–MuleSoft Endgame viewing brought in toy donations in exchange for their movie ticket, popcorn, and drink.

Alexander Harris, Simplus Account Executive, had a chance to personally deliver the toy donations to the local Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta—over 75 toys were donated and given to children thanks to the success of this event.
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We’d also like to recognize and extend special thanks to Simplus Regional Sales Director, Dan Kotok, for organizing the partnership with Smith Smiles. Simplus is passionate about taking the time to serve in our communities and making a difference.

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