SIGN-A-RAMA CONTRIBUTES $25,000 TO SUPPORT NORTHWOOD UNIVERSITY’S STUDENT LIFE CENTER

WEST PALM BEACH, FL (Friday, April 01, 2005) - SIGN-A-RAMA contributes $25,000 to the Countess’ Challenge Grant for the Countess Henrietta de Hoernle Student Life Center at Northwood University.

“We are extremely excited to be doing our part by helping raising capital for the building of a student facility that will educate and support nearly 1,000 students,” says Ray Titus, president of SIGN-A-RAMA and EmbroidMe. “As a veteran franchise system of nearly 20 years, it is imperative that we support this entrepreneurial college that helps students realize their dreams of one day owning a successful business. Also, we are excited that every dollar raised in this building campaign will be matched dollar for dollar by Countess de Hoernle,” Titus adds.

The 47,000 square foot Student Life Center will serve as the first official home to Northwood’s Seahawk Volleyball team. The facility will be the largest building on campus, providing a venue for the women’s volleyball team and for the new men’s and women’s basketball programs. In addition, the facility will allow NU to host a variety of special events.

SIGN-A-RAMA provides a full-range of comprehensive sign services at more than 700 convenient retail locations across the country and in over 34 countries worldwide. SIGN-A-RAMA creates and installs vehicle-boat-aircraft lettering, window graphics, banners, tradeshow booths, digital printing, magnetics, building lettering, and many other diverse and creative signs.

Northwood University is a private institution specializing in management and entrepreneurial education. Northwood emphasizes the importance of free enterprise and a market-based economy, as well as the strong connection between business and the arts in its master’s, bachelor’s and associate’s degree programs.

For More Infromation Please contact:
John Pugsley
Phone: (561) 640-5570
Email: pugsley@signarama.com

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