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- 2. Our Mission The REALTOR® Foundation’s mission: To transition central Indiana individuals from homelessness or inadequate or unsafe housing to permanent solutions that will positively change their lives.
- 3. Who are the homeless? This family was homeless. Families make up 39 percent of the homeless population
- 4. How did they become homeless? Job Loss Eviction Foreclosure
- 5. How did they become homeless? The average age of the homeless in this country is nine; half of all children are under age five 700 local families could be homeless due to domestic violence
- 6. How did they become homeless? Personal disaster can affect anyone
- 7. Where do your donations go? 2011 Grant total: $100,000 Christian Help, Inc Coburn Place Safe Haven Dayspring Center Englewood Community Dev. Corp Gennesaret Free Clinic Hancock Hope House Holy Family Transitional Housing Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center Pathway to Recovery Promising Futures Sheltering Wings Center for Women Stopover Turning Point
- 8. Where do your donations go? Type of Organization Domestic Violence Family Shelters Individual Care
- 9. Where does our money come from? Voluntary contributions from individuals • No dues money used for these contributions Sponsorships or company donations • Can sponsor an event or donate to the Annual Fund Event Revenue • Ball, Golf outing, Foundation Awareness Week
- 10. How can you help?
- 11. Why should you give? You will make a difference in the lives of homeless families and individuals You will be joining hundreds of other real estate professionals in this effort EVERY dollar makes a difference!!!
- 12. Who should I contact? Molly Hahn Foundation Manager REALTOR® Foundation 1912 N Meridian St Indianapolis, IN 46202 www.realtorfoundation.org 317-956-1912
Editor's Notes
- Who knows what the REALTOR Foundation’s mission is? Do a quick poll of the audience.Speaker to introduce him/herself as a representative of the Foundation and tell personal story of involvement in the Foundation.
- Foundation began in 1984….current mission adopted in 2003. The mission was chosen specifically to represent the real estate industry.
- Presenter to add a story of someone they know who has become homeless or specific details of 2 grant recipients. Pass out business cards as this slide is presented.
- Presenter to note transactional giving opportunity in some offices; $10 for 10 in other offices