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9+ buildings by year’s end = 9+ days of giving back. 🙌 This is Day 2, celebrating Building 2 with 8 hours of drywalling at Habitat for Humanity. 🏠 It’s not just about the deals we close—it’s about the communities we build. 💪 What’s your favorite way to give back? Let’s inspire each other. ✨ #GivingBack #HabitatForHumanity #RealEstateWithPurpose #BuildingBetterCommunities"

Discover the transformative power of volunteer work and learn how to get involved in your community. This video from Douglas Vandergraph dives into the benefits of volunteering, from personal growth to community impact. Whether you're interested in local volunteer opportunities, volunteering abroad, or finding the right volunteer organizations, we've got you covered. Join us as we explore how to volunteer effectively and make a difference. Don't forget to subscribe for more insights on community service and volunteer opportunities. #volunteerwork #communityservice #howtovolunteer #benefitsofvolunteering #volunteeropportunities #volunteeringabroad #volunteerorganizations #getinvolved #makeadifference #personalgrowth #communityimpact https://lnkd.in/gRS8JdBY

In this practical Master Class you will discover the tips and tricks of how to successfully engage and communicate with your communities, before and after disasters, by using strategicly and carefully designed communication strategies that have successfully generated increased response, participation and positive engagement. If you’re looking to increase your community engagement to increase community resilience and positive and effective engagement post disaster, this is the Master Class that you must attend! Enrol now: https://lnkd.in/gPJR-QV

Join us for the Community Care Gathering on Tuesday, November 12th at 6:00 PM at the Fourth Plain Community Commons—a space created to hold, honor, and strengthen our community. As you allow yourself to feel today, remember that rest, collective care, and mutual aid are all forms of resistance. We recognize the wide range of emotions many of us may be feeling right now and the deep questions that this moment brings about the future of our communities, our values, and the work we are called to do. In the face of these challenges, let’s come together to reflect, support, and rise with one another. Together, we will process, strategize, and reaffirm our commitment to justice, equity, and progress. 🗓️ Date: Tuesday, Nov. 12th 🕕 Time: 6:00 - 7:30 PM 📍 Location: Fourth Plain Community Commons, 3101 E 4th Plain Blvd Ste.101, Vancouver, WA 98661 Let’s continue to lift each other up and move forward—stronger together. #CommunityCare #TogetherWeHeal #BIPOCUnity #ResilienceAndStrength #JusticeAndEquity

The Community Preservation Corporation awards $2.7m in grant funding for electrification of 107-unit project - Read More here: https://hubs.la/Q030w6Gk0 #NYREJ #commercialrealestate

State Farm Good Neighbor Citizenship Grants support programs in the United States with a long-term, sustainable impact. Their three focus areas are Safety, Community Development, and Education. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/ewqphUCV

THE POWER OF VOLUNTEER TEAMS IN COMMUNITY PROJECTS Volunteer teams play a vital role in driving community projects, transforming compassion into action. 1 Peter 4:10 encourages, "Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God's grace in its various forms." Mobilizing volunteers harnesses the power of collective effort, significantly enhancing community transformation initiatives. Volunteers bring passion, energy, and diverse skills to projects, making it possible to reach more people and accomplish more goals. Their selfless service is a testament to God's love in action, inspiring others to get involved and contribute. By organizing and supporting volunteer teams effectively, we can create a powerful force for good, capable of addressing a wide range of community needs and bringing about lasting change. Volunteers not only meet immediate needs but also build stronger, more connected communities through their dedication and service. Will you volunteer?

Hosting "Standing Up for Our Community," Jewish Family & Community Services East Bay's briefing one month after the 2024 election with our immigration legal leaders Reena Arya and Sarah Gakenia Cleveland and Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies director of public policy and advocacy, Jonathan Schrag has been a way for us to turn knowledge into power for community action. Takeaways: - Proposed federal policy changes will have real consequences for our economy, our neighbors, our own families. - Low-income, older adult, and immigrant members of our community are likely to experience negative effects of proposed changes most acutely. - Policy changes may present new opportunities to support community members and new ways for our state, regional and city governments, businesses, and nonprofit ecosystems to step up. - There are opportunities to take action with JFCS East Bay. Stay informed, volunteer, raise your advocacy voice, and donate. View the briefing: https://lnkd.in/gtnpjQ2V Join us: request help, learn more, sign up for our newsletter: https://jfcs-eastbay.org/ #refugeeswelcome #immigration #volunteer #community #publicpolicy

Hebrews 10: 24 encourages us to spur one another towards good deeds. By believing in our true value, we can each make our contribution to community development and transformation. This is how we can improve livelihoods especially for the most vulnerable communities. Endeavor to take that bold step and look around you, assess and reach out to the needy, create impact and where possible, partner with the community authorities/ organizations to drive sustainability. Our collective efforts can put food on the table for those in lack, empower children with the right education, save lives through improved health facilities, water and sanitation and so much more. Start now: Start today!

Giving Back to the Community This Holiday Season This festive season, in collaboration with Harvey Kalles Real Estate Ltd. and Mayrik, Andre Kutyan and Robert Greenberg had the honour of providing holiday meals for nearly 100 youth across two of Eva’s operating sites: Eva’s Place and Eva’s Phoenix. This marks the third consecutive year we’ve partnered with Eva’s Initiatives, an organisation committed to helping youth experiencing homelessness achieve sustainable independence. Their work—spanning life skills programming, housing supports, and community building—is a testament to what’s possible when compassion meets action. As professionals dedicated to placing people in homes, we feel a deep responsibility to support those without stable housing. Partnerships like this remind us of the broader impact we can have beyond real estate. To learn more about Eva’s work, visit: https://www.evas.ca/