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Pual, you are absolutely correct. Is there some way we could storm the Company in a rational manner with emails and phone calls demanding clarification of all the issues that are creating uncertainty about this stock.
I personally have been calling the company often. I usually get to speak with Marco for a few minutes and he always says that he doesn't know the answers.
Thank you for your integrity. Your editorial comments come much appreciated. I notice that you have good points when you mention that the Revenues are unverifiable. Hopefully, one of these days we'll have confirmation in the way of some kind of audit on the most recent figures.
The uncertainty is creating a lot of frustration here for us. Is anyone her willing and able to make effective communication with competent personnel that can give us clear answers on all these unresolved issues?
Thanks again.
Best wishes,
Gratzi
Indicators show VLXC could rise sharply.
Consider the following:
Low P/E Ratio
Thinly traded stock
Growth in Revenues and Net Income
Stock Buyback for Stock Dividends possible
Contracts with Sixteen Major Retailers
Ratio of Market Cap vs. Revenues relatively low (stock undervalued)
VLXC should be much higher considering the above indicators.
VLXC - STRONG BUY
Indicators show VLXC could rise sharply is what I stated. I didn't just say VLXC could rise to $3/share.
If you read carefully below that post you would see that there was supporting material to the forecast. We all know that there's a strong possibility for the stock to jump quickly.
Consider the following:
Low P/E Ratio
Thinly traded stock
Growth in Revenues and Net Income
Stock Buyback for Stock Dividends possible
Contracts with Sixteen Major Retailers
Ratio of Market Cap vs. Revenues relatively low (stock undervalued)
VLXC should be much higher considering the above indicators.
VLXC - STRONG BUY
VLXC could rise to $3 Bucks/share,
Based on the indicators,such as Revenue/Net Income Growth, Outstanding share count, current low P/E Ratio, Market Capitalization, anticipated Stock Buyback program for future Stock Dividend Distribution, and Expansion Plans, VLXC can easily rise to the $3 per share level.
VLXC - STRONG BUY
More likely it will stay around the .0005-.0008 level for a while - to be more realistic.
Of course, there's more of a chance it will go down to .0001-.0003 than going up to .003, and eventually there might be a reverse split, only for it to go further down from there - I don't own any of this stock, but maybe one day, if I have money to throw away, I'll maybe buy a few million here and there and watch it from there.
Best wishes.
You think $5 for VLXC soon? Get ready, it'll be a great day. Yes, it's expected to rise soon.
VLXC -STRONG BUY
Have you actually spoken in person to anyone from Veltex?
Have you touched or seen in person any Veltex products?
Have you perused through the Veltex catalog?
Have you visited Veltex at any Trade shows?
If you answered NO to any of these, it means that you do not have the credibility to be taken seriously on this forum. You do not recognize the potential due to your lack of performing due diligence.
Your arguments are weak due to not enough supporting material to back up your claims.
The Company is not under any investigation from the SEC or any other authority for that matter. As a matter of fact, the Company has been earning quite a bit of praise from Customers and for it's fine service to the community (i.e. America's Baby Cancer Foundation recent appointment of the CEO of Veltex, Javeed Matin, as one of its Directors)
VLXC - STRONG BUY
To the contrary, it is not useless to create awareness of the potential giant gains that can be derived from purchasing VLXC stock.
We do know that there are many press releases generated touting how Revenues and Net Income are on the rise. These press releases are very encouraging. Of course, this is a Pink Sheet stock and we already understand that these are unaudited numbers.
However, chances are that the acutal figures, even if they are off by about 30-35% from the unaudited amounts, should be impressive.
The question is, "what can we do to get the word out about VLXC?"
VLXC - STRONG BUY
As I've checked out other boards, such as BB's Penny Haven, it seems that as I try to hightlight the potential highly profitable gains that can be made by buying VLXC stock, the interest, on the other message boards towards VLXC, seems to be short lived.
Are you interested in promoting purchases of VLXC on other message boards or elsewhere?
Any suggestions?
VLXC - STRONG BUY
NEXH Nexia Realizes Net Income of $1.3 M for the Three Months Ended June 30, 2006
SALT LAKE CITY--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 21, 2006--Nexia Holdings Inc. (OTCBB:NEXH) reported net income of $1,328,928 and $1,095,980 for the three and six months ended June 30, 2006 compared to net income of $672,695 and $239,139 for same periods in 2005. These numbers reflect prepaid expenses recorded by the company in the amount of $2,078,706; these are expected to be expensed over the term of the contracts for investor relations entered into by the company (six to eight months).
Nexia's CEO Richard Surber pointed out that "Nexia's net income for the second quarter is slightly more than Nexia's entire market capitalization."
Gross revenues were $365,107 and $676,552 for the three and six months ended June 30, 2006 compared to $111,186 and $207,822 for the same periods in 2005. A 228% and 226% increase for the three and six months, respectively.
Surber noted that with "the expected acquisition of the Black Chandelier operations Nexia is on track to generate $2,000,000 in gross revenues for its fiscal year ending Dec. 31, 2006. If you add in other income which is expected to be approximately $2,157,116 from the settlement of certain debts owed to Nexia, gross income from all sources should exceed $4,000,000 for fiscal year 2006."
The reported operating losses were $675,835 and $965,301 for the three and six month periods ended June 30, 2006 compared to $184,575 and $630,812 for same periods in 2005. The increased losses are due primarily to increased G&A expenses as the result of increasing cost of sales and payroll relating to the operation of Landis, gearing up for future expansion plans and IR cost which ran close to $100,000 for the quarter.
Working capital improved from a deficit of $971,535 at Dec. 31, 2005 to a surplus of $1,362,009 at June 30, 2006. Surber added that "with the expected refinance of the Wallace and Bennett property, I expect the surplus to increase by close to an additional $950,000 by the end of the third quarter 2006. The acquisition of an additional 65% interest in Landis and the expected acquisition of Black Chandelier's operations may further improve Nexia's working capital position."
Total stockholder's equity at June 30, 2006 was $2,685,713 compared to $963,185 at Dec. 31, 2005. Surber pointed out that, "All of the real estate is held at a depreciated cost basis which means that if you added in the equity based upon the market value of the properties the number would be substantially higher. However, since Nexia is not considered a REIT, the market value is not taken into consideration in preparing the company's financials in accordance with GAAP."
Investors are encouraged to read the above information, in conjunction with Nexia's Form 10QSB for the period ended June 30, 2006.
Additional information on Nexia can be found at www.nexiaholdings.com. Information on Nexia's operations can also be found at www.blackchandelier.com, www.blackchandelier.biz and www.landissalons.com.
This press release may contain forward-looking statements that are based on a number of assumptions, including the liquidation of DVFF shares at a price of $2 or more per share, closing on the Wallace-Bennett loans, and the successful acquisition of the Black Chandelier operations. Although Nexia Holdings believes these assumptions are reasonable, no assurance can be given that they will prove correct. These forward-looking statements involve a number of risks and uncertainties. The actual results that Nexia Holdings may achieve could differ materially from any forward-looking statements due to such risks and uncertainties. For more information on Nexia Holdings please visit our Web site at www.nexiaholdings.com or see our filings at www.sec.gov.
TTRIF: still interested? why? It looks like this stock is dead. It's amazing how these companies lead us to believe that they're gonna be really big and then they turn into "dust in the wind".
VLXC: Any chance for consideration in the future?
It is considered massively undervalued and expected to rise sharply to $2-3/sh, currently trading at .49 - it sounds like a great profit opportunity.
VLXC - STRONG BUY
VLXC: are you interested in learning more about Veltex Corporation?
You can visit www.veltexcorporation.com or contact the company for an investment package and catalog at (909)595-1977, or email marco@veltexapparel.com
VLXC: Veltex holds contracts with sixteen major retailers throughout Canada, among them, Costco, Sears, Bay and Zellers.
Veltex will be adding new licensing agreements in the immediate future and through the acquisition (of the Canadian Retail Supply chain) Veltex will be well positioned to distribute these top-end, well-known brands throughout the US and Canada.
In the first year, Veltex-Canada is expected to produce approx. $10 Million in revenue and $2 Million in profit, and the forthcoming licensing agreements to add significant revenue and earnings in the near future, and at a much higher margin of profitability.
Veltex holds contracts with sixteen major retailers throughout Canada, among them, Costco, Sears, Bay and Zellers.
Veltex will be adding new licensing agreements in the immediate future and through the acquisition (of the Canadian Retail Supply chain) Veltex will be well positioned to distribute these top-end, well-known brands throughout the US and Canada.
In the first year, Veltex-Canada is expected to produce approx. $10 Million in revenue and $2 Million in profit, and the forthcoming licensing agreements to add significant revenue and earnings in the near future, and at a much higher margin of profitability.
VLXC, Audited Financials expected soon
VLXC, anyone interested?
I'll probably buy at .0003 or lower
Check this out: http://www.textol.com/t_veltex.asp
You have produced tangible evidence that points out that the PR of yesterday could only be taken positively. There are a couple people on this message board that are constantly trying to produce negative spins no matter what.
Thank you for your nice work here.
VLXC is ready to FLY, any takers?
VLXC, anyone interested? You can visit the website: www.veltexcorporation.com or call the company for a Catalog and Investment Package at (909) 595-1977.
Feel free to visit the VLXC message board right here on IHUB. You're all cordially invited to share your thoughts.
Remember, to think positive thoughts.
"Miracles do happen. You just have to put yourself in the position for it to occur."
Thank you for appreciating my highlighting all the fine qualities that Veltex has to offer (this is what you really mean, as opposed to "pumping")
The only reason Bashers like Rawnoc and Brig exist here is that they are "Token" posters here to prove to us that there is Freedom of the Press (just like Freedom of Speech). None of us agree with them, and they are free to post silly, nonsensical messages as much as they wish.
Why do they post the false accusations and immature messages?
Probably to Pump up their own egos.
Why are they so obsessed with VELTEX?
If they felt it was such a bad investment, then, why don't they just go away and focus on other stocks?
"If you got nothing good to write, then don't write anything."
Try looking at the positive sides of Veltex. There are a lot of facts in favor of Veltex, much before today's news came out . We all are aware of the chance of VLXC to rise sharply, especially due to the anticipation of Audited Financial Statements for 2005 to come out soon.
Think about it.
VLXC - STRONG BUY
I'm done here for today... we'll see when the numbers come out. The only reason someone might fly before VLXC, would be due to being a "Looney-bird"!
Bye for now.
Pig will fly when you put on wings!
Brig-pig and Raw-oink have lost credibility by not even recognizing the possiblilty that most of the time "good actions come from good people".
Oh sure, there is the occasional exception of the "wolf in the sheeps clothing", as they are trying to elude to, but it doesn't make us convinced that someone doing something good is a bad person.
If someone performs an act of charity, he/she is most likely a good person... it's as simple as that
Keep life simple.
Raw-oink, try to write something intelligent, for a change.
Roachnoc, are you ok?
Will you ever (and don't write "when pigs fly") accept that Veltex is a legitimate company offering products in high demand, thereby producing Revenues that demonstrate impressive growth over the past few years?
Revenue is expected to grow continuously.
VLXC: Check out the debate at the VLXC board.
Intriguing...
Chances are that Javeed Matin is an honorable man because of the good things for society that he has done.
Do you admit that he did something good? Yes, obviously. So, that means it's a good sign, not a bad one.
Why are you so determined to BASH and discredit even with the good news that has been released?
Brig, Again, weak argument, because it had to be, as you wrote, "a specific example". The general rule is that, "those doing good things can be counted upon for continuing to do good things"
BRIG and RAWNOC - you both need to understand the general rules, and not make conclusions on unusual circumstances and examples.
Your petty little examples are weak because it is not the usual scenario such as the one below:
"Good actions come from good people".
Your argument is weak because most of the time when business executives are charitable and recognized for it, it is a sign of their ability to be trusted and admired.
They are viewed as most likely to be good investments.
Rawnoc, we'd all be very interested in knowing what are your thoughts about recent news about Veltex and Javeed Matin's generous contribution to America's Baby Cancer Foundation?
What do you think about the fact that Javeed Matin now serves on the Board of Directors of America's Baby Cancer Foundation along with other honorable business executives?
(Included in the Board of Directors is Lawrence Arroyo of Boeing Corporation - he is a Director and Treasurer of America's Baby Cancer Foundation)
Rawnoc, any comments?
VLXC: Read today's news and let me know what you think.
August 21, 2006 06:00:00 AM ET
America's Baby Cancer Foundation Announces Board Appointments
PR Newswire: Javeed Matin, CEO of Veltex Corporation Joins America's Baby Cancer Foundation's Board of Directors
HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif., Aug. 21 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- America's Baby Cancer Foundation announced today the appointment of Javeed Matin, Founder and CEO of Veltex Corporation (OTC: VLXC), to its Board of Directors.
Mr. Matin has been a generous contributor to America's Baby Cancer Foundation fundraising activities, supplying all of the hats and shirts given away as promotional items for ABCF's golf outings and other fundraising events.
"I am always happy to support such a good cause," said Mr. Matin. "America's Baby Cancer Foundation helps the families that have children who have been diagnosed with cancer. It is heartbreaking to see what the difficulties and monetary expense of cancer does to destroy family life, marriages, and the college hopes of the other children in the family. That is why America's Baby Cancer Foundation is so important."
It is with great pleasure that the Board of Directors of America's Baby Cancer Foundation welcomes Javeed Matin. The Foundation welcomes the commitment and enthusiasm exhibited by Mr. Matin and his staff at Veltex Apparel.
http://www.VeltexApparel.com
http://www/BabyCancer.comAbout Veltex Apparel
Veltex Corporation, a public Utah C-Corporation trading on the Pink Sheets under the symbol VLXC, has been in the process of expanding its United States business since September 2002. That expansion has included the creation of a highly professional technologically advanced distribution division under the name Veltex Apparel, which distributes Veltex-made apparel and textile accessories such as caps, aprons, bags, etc. to the promotional products industry. Veltex has also grown its business through the purchase of the subsidiary companies KCA Industries in 2004 and Explorer Cap in 2005.
Veltex Corporation is a vertical manufacturer, importer, licensor, and distributor of textiles, apparel and accessories, and is made up of four subsidiaries:
* Velvet Textile Mills (Bangladesh)
* Veltex Apparel (United States)
* KCA Garment Industries (Bangladesh)
* Veltex-Explorer (Canada)
The synergy between the four Veltex divisions gives the company the ability to offer extremely competitive prices to the contract ready-to-wear market and the promotional products market because there are no middlemen. Veltex produces the textiles, manufactures the apparel goods, and can truck the order to the customer eliminating at least two markups in the process.
Veltex Corporation is now rapidly expanding its international reach and is seeking further synergistic acquisitions to complement its aggressive global growth objectives.
About America's Baby Cancer Foundation.
America's Baby Cancer Foundation is a California Corporation, incorporated on December 1999 and registered with the IRS and the State of California as a 501(c)(3) Not-For-Profit Corporation on December 2000. Its Tax ID is # 95-4843437.
ABCF's Headquarters is located at 16351 -- D Gothard Street, Huntington Beach, CA 92647. Two new Chapters are forming in Delaware and Illinois.
The organization started as Sebastian's Baby Cancer Foundation founded by Antonia and Bernard Hicks in 1999 to commemorate the life of their son, Sebastian, who was born with a rare cancer of the neck and brain and died at the age of 19 months. During Sebastian's course of treatment, Bernard and Antonia realized the desperate need for research, aid and education for themselves, their son and for other families faced with baby cancer, so they created the Foundation with the mission:
* to raise awareness of baby cancer,
* to provide aid and education for families with children with cancer, and
* to help fund research for a cure.
Phillis Lane joined the organization as a co-founder in 2001 after losing her grandson Josh to rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare cancer of the soft muscle tissue, just before his 5th birthday.
In 2002, the organization's name was changed to America's Baby Cancer Foundation to better reflect the expanding geographic reach of the Foundation, and the growing network of families who share similar experiences and who have joined in the Foundation's work to build and support its vision and activities.
Since then, ABCF has been building support and connections with some of the leading experts in Pediatric Cancer as well as establishing strong relationships at Southern California's major children's hospitals:
* Miller Children's Hospital of Long Beach
* UCLA-Mattel Children's Hospital
* Kaiser Permanente of Bellflower
* Kaiser Permanente of Downey
* Fountain Valley Hospital
* UC Irvine University Children's Hospital
ABCF's fundraising proceeds go to fund medical and personal needs of the young cancer patients and their families, many of whom sacrifice everything to fight against this terrible disease. Foundation Directors and Volunteers work with needy families screened and referred to ABCF by hospital social workers. The Foundation's task is to work with these families, helping them keep their insurance payments and other expenses current, providing transportation and other such assistance as needed, and using our advocacy work as a venue for collecting information and resources for its extensive online library.
A $1000 donation will pay 25% of the financial needs for a family that has a child with Wilms Tumor.
A $1000 donation will pay insurance co-payments for a month for a 4-year-old who needs a second liver transplant.
$825 a month will pay medical insurance for a single mother who lost her job last February just after her child was diagnosed with multiple brain tumors.
$3000 will buy 5 children's beds for a family of 7 who were forced to move to less expensive living arrangements owing to the cost of maintaining three of their children in medical treatment for SCIDS.
$25,000 will pay for continued treatment for a child with leukemia, after his bone marrow Transplant.
© 2006 PRNewswire
VLXC: Good Signal for VELTEX by being recognized by America's Baby Cancer Foundation (ABCF).
Especially, by appointing Javeed Matin to the Board of Directors, this should be construed as Veltex Corporation and Javeed Matin having an honorable position in the business community.
As the saying goes, "tell me who your friends are, and I'll tell you who you are". Specifically, I'm referring to the fact that we can all be witness to the fact that Javeed Matin is now associated with honorable business professionals(such as the Director and Treasurer of ABCF being from Boeing).
This is refreshing good news!
GO VELTEX! GO VLXC!
F.Y.I.
Board of Directors and Executive Team of America's Baby Cancer Foundation:
Co-Founder & Chairman of the Board
Bernard P. Hicks
562-500-3787
Bernard@babycancer.com
Vice Chairman & President
Phillis Lane
Partner
The Hive@ Huntington Beach
Huntington Beach, CA
714-655-4431
PhillisL@babycancer.com
Co-Founder
Antonia Ithurralde
R.N.
562-243-7748
abcf@verizon.net
Director and Executive Vice President
Victoria Duff
Chief Executive Officer
aBusinessPlan.com
Victoria@babycancer.com
Director and Treasurer
Lawrence Arroyo
Boeing Corporation
Lawrence@babycancer.com
Director
Rocio Brooks
Human Resource Manager
Epic Products, Inc.
Rocio@babycancer.com
Director
Roger Brunetti
CEO
GoVacationsGolf
Roger@babycancer.com
Director
Jon Bukosky
mQube
Huntington Beach, CA
Jon@babycancer.com
Director
Melonie Hartwig
Manager, Taco Surf Restaurants
MelonieH@babycancer.com
Director
Judd Guice, District Manager
Walmart
Southern CA
Judd@babycancer.com
Director
Connie Koch
Vice President
Keiretsu Forum
Connie@babycancer.com
Director
Karyn Kruz
Wilmington, DE
302-499-7888
Karyn@babycancer.com
Director
Javeed Matin
CEO
Veltex Corporation
Director
Barbara Montano
Assistant Branch Manager
California National Bank
Barbarba@babycancer.com
Director
Alan Painter
CEO
Pacific Charter Financial &
Your Cancer Today
Director
Dennis Pitts
Boeing Corporation
Dennis@babycancer.com
Director
Alvin Ross
Westlake Village, CA
Alvin@babycancer.com
Director
Kenny Sargent
CEO
SpeedFreaks, TV
Kenny@babycancer.com
Director
Gordon Stewart
SpeedFreaks, TV
Gordon@babycancer.com
Good Signal for VELTEX by being recognized by America's Baby Cancer Foundation (ABCF).
Especially, by appointing Javeed Matin to the Board of Directors, this should be construed as Veltex Corporation and Javeed Matin having an honorable position in the business community.
As the saying goes, "tell me who your friends are, and I'll tell you who you are". Specifically, I'm referring to the fact that we can all be witness to the fact that Javeed Matin is now associated with honorable business professionals(such as the Director and Treasurer of ABCF being from Boeing).
This is refreshing good news!
GO VELTEX! GO VLXC!
F.Y.I.
Board of Directors and Executive Team of America's Baby Cancer Foundation:
Co-Founder & Chairman of the Board
Bernard P. Hicks
562-500-3787
Bernard@babycancer.com
Vice Chairman & President
Phillis Lane
Partner
The Hive@ Huntington Beach
Huntington Beach, CA
714-655-4431
PhillisL@babycancer.com
Co-Founder
Antonia Ithurralde
R.N.
562-243-7748
abcf@verizon.net
Director and Executive Vice President
Victoria Duff
Chief Executive Officer
aBusinessPlan.com
Victoria@babycancer.com
Director and Treasurer
Lawrence Arroyo
Boeing Corporation
Lawrence@babycancer.com
Director
Rocio Brooks
Human Resource Manager
Epic Products, Inc.
Rocio@babycancer.com
Director
Roger Brunetti
CEO
GoVacationsGolf
Roger@babycancer.com
Director
Jon Bukosky
mQube
Huntington Beach, CA
Jon@babycancer.com
Director
Melonie Hartwig
Manager, Taco Surf Restaurants
MelonieH@babycancer.com
Director
Judd Guice, District Manager
Walmart
Southern CA
Judd@babycancer.com
Director
Connie Koch
Vice President
Keiretsu Forum
Connie@babycancer.com
Director
Karyn Kruz
Wilmington, DE
302-499-7888
Karyn@babycancer.com
Director
Javeed Matin
CEO
Veltex Corporation
Director
Barbara Montano
Assistant Branch Manager
California National Bank
Barbarba@babycancer.com
Director
Alan Painter
CEO
Pacific Charter Financial &
Your Cancer Today
Director
Dennis Pitts
Boeing Corporation
Dennis@babycancer.com
Director
Alvin Ross
Westlake Village, CA
Alvin@babycancer.com
Director
Kenny Sargent
CEO
SpeedFreaks, TV
Kenny@babycancer.com
Director
Gordon Stewart
SpeedFreaks, TV
Gordon@babycancer.com
VLXC: Read today's news and let me know what you think.
August 21, 2006 06:00:00 AM ET
America's Baby Cancer Foundation Announces Board Appointments
PR Newswire: Javeed Matin, CEO of Veltex Corporation Joins America's Baby Cancer Foundation's Board of Directors
HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif., Aug. 21 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- America's Baby Cancer Foundation announced today the appointment of Javeed Matin, Founder and CEO of Veltex Corporation (OTC: VLXC), to its Board of Directors.
Mr. Matin has been a generous contributor to America's Baby Cancer Foundation fundraising activities, supplying all of the hats and shirts given away as promotional items for ABCF's golf outings and other fundraising events.
"I am always happy to support such a good cause," said Mr. Matin. "America's Baby Cancer Foundation helps the families that have children who have been diagnosed with cancer. It is heartbreaking to see what the difficulties and monetary expense of cancer does to destroy family life, marriages, and the college hopes of the other children in the family. That is why America's Baby Cancer Foundation is so important."
It is with great pleasure that the Board of Directors of America's Baby Cancer Foundation welcomes Javeed Matin. The Foundation welcomes the commitment and enthusiasm exhibited by Mr. Matin and his staff at Veltex Apparel.
http://www.VeltexApparel.com
http://www/BabyCancer.comAbout Veltex Apparel
Veltex Corporation, a public Utah C-Corporation trading on the Pink Sheets under the symbol VLXC, has been in the process of expanding its United States business since September 2002. That expansion has included the creation of a highly professional technologically advanced distribution division under the name Veltex Apparel, which distributes Veltex-made apparel and textile accessories such as caps, aprons, bags, etc. to the promotional products industry. Veltex has also grown its business through the purchase of the subsidiary companies KCA Industries in 2004 and Explorer Cap in 2005.
Veltex Corporation is a vertical manufacturer, importer, licensor, and distributor of textiles, apparel and accessories, and is made up of four subsidiaries:
* Velvet Textile Mills (Bangladesh)
* Veltex Apparel (United States)
* KCA Garment Industries (Bangladesh)
* Veltex-Explorer (Canada)
The synergy between the four Veltex divisions gives the company the ability to offer extremely competitive prices to the contract ready-to-wear market and the promotional products market because there are no middlemen. Veltex produces the textiles, manufactures the apparel goods, and can truck the order to the customer eliminating at least two markups in the process.
Veltex Corporation is now rapidly expanding its international reach and is seeking further synergistic acquisitions to complement its aggressive global growth objectives.
About America's Baby Cancer Foundation.
America's Baby Cancer Foundation is a California Corporation, incorporated on December 1999 and registered with the IRS and the State of California as a 501(c)(3) Not-For-Profit Corporation on December 2000. Its Tax ID is # 95-4843437.
ABCF's Headquarters is located at 16351 -- D Gothard Street, Huntington Beach, CA 92647. Two new Chapters are forming in Delaware and Illinois.
The organization started as Sebastian's Baby Cancer Foundation founded by Antonia and Bernard Hicks in 1999 to commemorate the life of their son, Sebastian, who was born with a rare cancer of the neck and brain and died at the age of 19 months. During Sebastian's course of treatment, Bernard and Antonia realized the desperate need for research, aid and education for themselves, their son and for other families faced with baby cancer, so they created the Foundation with the mission:
* to raise awareness of baby cancer,
* to provide aid and education for families with children with cancer, and
* to help fund research for a cure.
Phillis Lane joined the organization as a co-founder in 2001 after losing her grandson Josh to rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare cancer of the soft muscle tissue, just before his 5th birthday.
In 2002, the organization's name was changed to America's Baby Cancer Foundation to better reflect the expanding geographic reach of the Foundation, and the growing network of families who share similar experiences and who have joined in the Foundation's work to build and support its vision and activities.
Since then, ABCF has been building support and connections with some of the leading experts in Pediatric Cancer as well as establishing strong relationships at Southern California's major children's hospitals:
* Miller Children's Hospital of Long Beach
* UCLA-Mattel Children's Hospital
* Kaiser Permanente of Bellflower
* Kaiser Permanente of Downey
* Fountain Valley Hospital
* UC Irvine University Children's Hospital
ABCF's fundraising proceeds go to fund medical and personal needs of the young cancer patients and their families, many of whom sacrifice everything to fight against this terrible disease. Foundation Directors and Volunteers work with needy families screened and referred to ABCF by hospital social workers. The Foundation's task is to work with these families, helping them keep their insurance payments and other expenses current, providing transportation and other such assistance as needed, and using our advocacy work as a venue for collecting information and resources for its extensive online library.
A $1000 donation will pay 25% of the financial needs for a family that has a child with Wilms Tumor.
A $1000 donation will pay insurance co-payments for a month for a 4-year-old who needs a second liver transplant.
$825 a month will pay medical insurance for a single mother who lost her job last February just after her child was diagnosed with multiple brain tumors.
$3000 will buy 5 children's beds for a family of 7 who were forced to move to less expensive living arrangements owing to the cost of maintaining three of their children in medical treatment for SCIDS.
$25,000 will pay for continued treatment for a child with leukemia, after his bone marrow Transplant.
© 2006 PRNewswire
Yes, in the past Veltex has furnished Audited Financials and is currently working on the 2005 Audit:
I have personally visited the Veltex Headquarters and have seen samples of the Hats & Shirts. I've seen shirts from Veltex in Ross Department Stores a while back I believe - I'm not saying that all the Ross Dept. Stores carry Veltex, but, the one I went to did at that time. I saw the warehouse in City of Industry, Calif., it's behind the office area. I was quite impressed with Veltex Corp. for many reasons in addition to my face to face contact.
Also, I've done searches for any customers that used any products and emailed those companies (even as far as Alaska, by the way). I received positive feedback about Veltex Corporation from these customers.
VELTEX IS A REAL COMPANY PRODUCING REVENUES WITH AN EXCELLENT FUTURE OUTLOOK (the positive feedback from the company's customers should serve as satisfactory evidence of VELTEX's success).
Items to consider:
Revenue and Net Income Growth
Expansion into Designer Clothing Industry
Agressive Trade Show Participation
Attractive Catalog
Competitive Advantages-Low Labor Chg & Cutting out Middleman
GO VELTEX!
VLXC - STRONG BUY