Tristate Youth Cricket Development Receives $1500 Donation from Long Island Allstate Agent Heroes

Oct. 25, 2010 - PRLog -- Three Long Island Allstate agents – John Alexander of Valley Stream, Victor Babb of Elmont and Julia Gazzio of Rockville Centre – were recently named Agent Heroes by Allstate Insurance Company’s New York Region, and awarded $500 grants apiece for a local youth program. They jointly donated to Tristate Youth Cricket Development, for a total of $1500 in donations.

The Brooklyn-based organization, which serves as the foundation of youth cricket in the New York, New Jersey and Connecticut area, is in the process of selecting, training and playing under-19 cricketers in New York, vying for a place in the 2015 cricket World Cup.

“As Allstate agents, we believe it is our responsibility to demonstrate the Good Hands Promise in the community every single day,” said Babb. “It is an honor to be able to donate this grant to Tristate Youth Cricket Development and hopefully touch the lives of the kids who are involved.”

In photo (left to right): Tristate Women’s Lynx player Mona Marshall; Tristate youth player Rajesh Brijlall; Allstate agent Victor Babb; Tristate Head Coach Linden Fraser; Tristate youth player Casper Davis, Jr.


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