Donations for Joplin Tornado victims

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(Free-Press-Release.com) June 1, 2011 -- Summerwinds Resorts Help Tornado Devastated Joplin, Mo.
Branson, MO | May 25, 2011

The founder and CEO of Summerwinds Resorts Services, LLC., Joseph Pat Joyce thanks his partners, chief legal officer, and employees for helping with donations to the tornado stricken Joplin Missouri. Summerwinds Resorts has donated pallets of much needed baby diapers, formula and bottled water. “When everyone heard about the devastation to our neighbors in Joplin, Missouri, we wanted to help” said Mr. Joyce. Being a father himself Mr. Joyce drew from the inspiration of his two young sons, Maddox and Peyton.

These donations would not have been possible without the help of Jim and Kathy Cox, along with their son and daughter-in-law Brandon and Donna Cox. The donation was facilitated by Candlestick Inn, and Wal-Mart who without their urgency, we would not have turned this project around so quickly to get these much needed supplies to Joplin.

Summerwinds Resorts Services, LLC operates and sells boutique themed resorts in Branson, Missouri and Genoa/Lake Tahoe, Nevada. Summerwinds Resorts has created the successful Stormy Point village at Table Rock Lake and is now reviving the historical charm and personality in 1862 David Walley’s Hot Springs Resort and Spa. Stormy Point Village is a Cape Cod; New England styled property with upscale services and amenities. 1862 David Walley’s Hot Springs Resort and Spa harkens back to the Pony Express days, as a rustic mining town with charming cabins and a historical themed clubhouse, nestled between native wetlands famous for its Bald Eagle sightings and the foothills of the Sierra Mountain Range. The Summerwinds team consists of over four-hundred employees working in five states with a common goal: service to the customer.

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