HOUSTON, TX — (Marketwired) — 06/10/13 — During the month of June, Bounce Energy will be partnering with Zoey–s Angels to bring some much-needed attention to the efforts of this fine organization. Along with a one-time donation of $2,500, the Texas-based retail electricity provider will be making an additional donation of 50 cents for each new Twitter follower and “Like” the company receives on its this month.
The wonderful team at Zoey–s Angels have made it their life–s work to bring whatever help, care, love, and assistance they can to grief-stricken families in need who have experienced the pain of losing an infant. Their own daughter, Zoey “Isadorable” Dockal, passed away just 6 days before her 6-month birthday after battling heroically against rare liver cancer and heart disease.
According to Zoey–s Angels, “Through financial assistance and practical support, Zoey–s Angels will allow families to concentrate on grieving and healing, physical and emotional well-being, and honoring their beloved little angel.”
Zoey–s Angels seeks to help families who have lost an infant obtain the aid they need for the various financial strains sustained by medical, burial, and lodging expenses. Just as important, Zoey–s Angels brings these hurting families together to create a fruitful emotional support system where everyone can commiserate and find healing.
Bounce Energy will also be participating in the “” that will be held on June 15th, 2013 at Firkin & Phoenix Pub in Houston, TX.
Interested parties can visit to learn how to help this remarkable organization. You can also on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest.
About Bounce Energy: Bounce Energy is a privately-owned and full-service . Bounce Energy cares about its local community and takes part in many charitable campaigns and events throughout the year. Bounce Energy extends its motto of providing more than just electricity to not only its customers, but to the community as well. In the past, Bounce Energy has helped support The Periwinkle Foundation, the American Heart Association, and the March of Dimes, to name a few. To learn more about Bounce Energy–s charity efforts, visit .