OrbitalPay’s Cartwheels of Compassion Charity Drive in Final Weeks

OrbitalPay’s Cartwheels of Compassion Charity Drive in Final Weeks

TORRANCE — OrbitalPay’s Cartwheels of Compassion charity drive will end at the end of the month, the merchant processing company reminded the adult entertainment industry this morning.

Inspired by OrbitalPay CEO Steve Bryson’s “genuine desire to help the less fortunate,” the company coordinated and sponsored Cartwheels of Compassion in June, raising money for five causes — Breast Cancer Research, Veteran Aid, Curing Childhood Leukemia, Drug Abuse Prevention and Assistance for Victims of Domestic Violence.

“Cartwheels of Compassion started on a whim,” OrbitalPay Vice President Jordan Stewart said, “and we are very happy that people really let their guards down, got creative, did their cartwheels and, most of all, donated. We have raised thousands of dollars for the five causes that Steve chose, and we know that there is a whole lot more out there to get."

Representatives from companies such as FriendFinder Networks, Flirt4Free, Affil4you and dozens others have cartwheeled and donated via  NeverForgottenFoundation.com.

“With final month of the drive upon us, OrbitalPay asks you to look within and help those who need it most,” Stewart said. “Time is of the essence and there are people out there who need the help and support our industry can provide. Donate today. ”

Cartwheels of Compassion ends on Aug. 31 at 11:59 p.m.  For more information on this charity drive and to donate, visit NeverForgottenFoundation.com.

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