Its Easy to Support Your Local Organizations With a Free Quote from Melanie Bakalas State Farm Office Community Bucks Program

Olympia, WALocal News

Melanie Bakala’s State Farm office in Thurston and Mason Counties has launched its Community Bucks program, inviting residents to support local nonprofits with a simple request for a free insurance quote. Each time a quote is requested, Bakala’s office donates $25 to a chosen nonprofit organization, fostering community support without any obligation to purchase insurance. Celebrating its 13th year, the program has significantly aided various charitable groups, including Paws 4 A Cause, which fights cancer in pets and people, and the Mason Girls Fast Pitch Softball League. Bakala highlights the vital role of partnerships between businesses and communities, stating, “We make sure we do our part to support our community. ” This initiative not only helps raise funds for local charities but also strengthens community ties through engagement and conversation.

Individuals interested in participating can easily contact Bakala’s office by phone or through their websites. The Community Bucks program exemplifies how local businesses can make a meaningful impact while providing valuable services. This collaborative approach is critical in enhancing the quality of life in the Thurston and Mason County areas.

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