Giving Back
Here's How it Works
At closing, my clients select which one of three local charities they would like my donation to go to. All 3 charities focus on helping people overcome the trauma and abuse they have experienced. They serve children who have experienced child abuse, people who have been affected by domestic violence and/or helping professionals such as First Responders, crisis center employees and regular folks who want some assistance overcoming what they have been through. Keeping the donations local helps make our community stronger, happier and better. It's a win-win for all of us.
Charities We Support
Together, we can make a difference
At closing, you’ll have the opportunity to choose one of three local charities dedicated to helping individuals heal from trauma and abuse. When our community members thrive, we all share in the benefits.
Dedicated to breaking the cycle of child abuse
Manatee Children's Services is a non-profit Child Advocacy Center (CAC) that has been serving children victimized by abuse &/or neglect for over four decades. It is the area's only emergency shelter & group home for child Victims of abuse.
They provide the resources, skills & shelter to alleviate abuse through prevention & intervention for all children & their families.
Empowering survivors of trauma to thrive through self-care & community.
Resilient Retreat offers a new and innovative approach to help those impacted by trauma and abuse. Free evidence-based services are provided to heal the mind, body, and spirit on 84 acres of conservation land. Together, we can support the amazing things that Resilient Retreat is doing in our community for survivors of trauma.
Saving Lives Today & Tomorrow
When you support SPARCC, you help serve survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Healing and new beginnings are offered through a variety of services such as support groups, outreach services, community prevention & education, and shelter opportunities. Please help us support SPARCC in continuing these vital programs and break the cycle of violence in our communities.
