Romeo Kison has been a devoted supporter of bone research efforts for several years. With the help of his company, HPM, Romeo Kison has been able to provide financial support to a variety of different organizations that are working in this field. In October, Romeo Kison and HPM were pleased to have the chance to partner with the Bone Bash event that was held on Halloween.

Located in Houston, the Bone Bash event was organized in order to raise awareness of the issues surrounding bone research. In addition, the event worked to raise funds to contribute to the cause. Since Romeo Kison is always looking for new ways to provide support for this field, it was natural for him to choose to work with the Bone Bash.

Held on Halloween, the Bone Bash was incredibly successful in its goal of raising money for bone research. Romeo Kison was proud to be associated with the exciting event. “Everyone had a great time, but most importantly, we raised tons of support for bone research,” comments Romeo Kison. “I hope that this event really made an impact on people who were simply not aware of the need for supporting bone research.”

Now that the Bone Bash is over, Romeo Kison and HPM are searching for other new ways to support bone research. In addition, Romeo Kison and HPM are committed contributors to organizations that are working on diabetes research. Although Romeo Kison is aware that there are many other types of charities that he could work with, he is convinced that his support of diabetes research and bone research is essential. “I plan to continue focusing on these specific fields of research because I believe that the work that is being done could have a huge impact on the future of our nation,” says Romeo Kison.

Romeo Kison and HPM are also known for their work with the poor. At HPM, underprivileged individuals are able to attend training sessions that prepare them to enter the workforce in specific fields. Although Romeo Kison also contributes financially to charities that support the poor, he believes that these training sessions are invaluable to these poverty-stricken men and women.