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Curbell O&P Donates To Nonprofit

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January 3, 2022
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Curbell Plastics, Orchard Park, New York, recently donated more than a dozen rolls of heavy transfer paper with child-friendly patterns to TheĀ Higgy Bears Foundation, the charitable division of Higgy Bears.

The Higgy Bears Foundation works with brace manufacturers to donate a Braced Higgy Bear to scoliosis patients receiving their first brace. Curbell O&P supplied two rolls of 30-foot heavy transfer paper in each pattern.

“We take great pride on being able to not only help these causes, but provide them with materials that will deliver the best results,” said Kyle Terras, Curbell O&P business manager.

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