Deerfield Beach, FL June 26, 2004 -- Platinum Television Group is pleased to announce the selection of Catholic Family Life Insurance (CFLI) for its innovative, educational television series, Today’s Family.
Founded in the 1868 as an answer to the problems of poverty and illness, CFLI was the first Catholic fraternal benefit organization established in the U.S. Today the purpose of this organization is still to provide its members insurance products designed to meet their financial security needs along with programs fostering spiritual, social, and educational well being.
CFLI offers several life insurance programs as well as retirement plans designed to meet the changing financial needs of families. In addition, members of Catholic Family may take advantage of various added privileges such as summer camp programs, prescription discounts, orphan benefits, first communion, retreat and baptism programs as well as scholarships.
Among other merits, CFLI holds the distinction of being the first to insure women and children, adopt the legal reserve system, award grants to Catholic high school students, and provide newborn benefits. The organization has a reputation for committing not only to members, but also to the total well-being of the community by organizing fund-raising activities and community service programs through its all-volunteer network of local chapters. Members actively support their local Catholic parishes and schools, blood banks, women’s shelters, meal programs and several other significant projects. “Families are the heart of what we do,” states the company motto.
Today’s Family will feature the importance of a solid financial family plan and discuss the products that can be tailored to specific needs, while also interviewing policyholders and beneficiaries in a segment on Securing Your Family Future.
Additional information about Catholic Family Life Insurance can be found at www.cfli.org
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