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Recently, our Lanier team, in partnership with the Northwest Good Deeds Team, proudly continued our tradition of giving back to our local heroes with our First Responder Cookouts. We recently had the pleasure of providing a hearty lunch to the dedicated men and women of the Forsyth County Fire Department. These annual cookouts are our way of expressing gratitude to those who work tirelessly to keep our communities safe.
The event was filled with delicious food, warm smiles, and a strong sense of camaraderie. Our team prepared and served a variety of mouth-watering dishes, ensuring that everyone had their fill. The firefighters, always ready to respond at a moment’s notice, took a well-deserved break to enjoy the meal and engage with our team. It was a wonderful opportunity for us to show our appreciation and for the firefighters to relax and recharge.
We believe in the importance of supporting our local first responders who give so much of themselves every day. These cookouts are more than just a meal; they are a small token of our immense appreciation and respect. We look forward to continuing this tradition and finding new ways to support and honor our community heroes.
Every summer, our Good Deeds Team partners with each of our service centers to provide lunch for local first responders. This year, our Chattanooga team chose to honor the Chattanooga Police Department. The event was more than just a meal; it was a chance to show our heartfelt appreciation and foster connections with the officers who protect our community daily.
The lunch was a resounding success, filled with good food, laughter, and camaraderie. Our team served a variety of delicious dishes, ensuring everyone was well-fed. The police officers, always ready to serve and protect, enjoyed a well-deserved break, mingling with our team and each other. It was a wonderful opportunity for us to express our gratitude and for the officers to relax and recharge.
We deeply value the hard work and dedication of our local first responders. These cookouts are a small token of our immense appreciation and respect. We look forward to continuing this tradition and finding new ways to support and honor our community heroes.
Our Cullman team recently celebrated Northwest’s second annual Teammate Acts of Kindness Day by putting together a special gift basket for the dedicated staff at West Point Family Medical. Understanding the immense effort and compassion that healthcare workers pour into their jobs daily, we wanted to show our gratitude in a tangible and heartfelt way.
The gift basket was filled with a variety of treats and essentials aimed at bringing a little joy and comfort to the hardworking team at West Point Family Medical. From snacks to stationary items, each item was thoughtfully chosen to help brighten their day. Our team enjoyed collaborating on this project to serve our local community.
Acts of Kindness Day provided us with a wonderful opportunity to connect with and support our local community. We are proud to contribute to the positive spirit and well-being of those who tirelessly work to keep us healthy. Here’s to spreading kindness and making a difference, one act at a time!
Our Chattanooga team recently had the pleasure of providing lunch for the local Keller Williams Red Day event. Red Day, which stands for Renew, Energize, and Donate, is an annual initiative where Keller Williams team members across the United States come together to give back to the communities they serve. It’s a day dedicated to community service and making a positive impact.
Understanding the importance of this event, our team wanted to ensure that the hardworking Keller Williams volunteers were well-fed and taken care of while they dedicated their time and energy to helping others. We provided a delicious and nutritious lunch, complete with a variety of options to cater to everyone’s tastes. It was our way of expressing our gratitude and supporting their incredible efforts.
The collaboration between our Northwest Chattanooga team and Keller Williams exemplifies the spirit of community and mutual support. By providing lunch, we were able to contribute to the success of Red Day and help make the day a bit brighter for those who were making a difference. We are proud to stand alongside Keller Williams in their mission to renew, energize, and donate within our local community.
Our team recently participated in the local Lawrenceville Bed Race event, an exciting community gathering that combines a fun parade with a unique racing competition. During the parade, we handed out nearly 200 “goodie” bags to the attendees, filled with Northwest branded items like pens, sticky notes, temporary tattoos, sunglasses, and magnets with our office number.
In conjunction with the parade, we also organized a gift card takeover, distributing gift cards from various popular restaurants in downtown Lawrenceville. This effort not only supported local businesses but also brought joy to the event’s participants, adding an extra layer of excitement and community spirit to the day.
The Lawrenceville Bed Race was a fantastic opportunity for us to engage with the community and promote our services in a fun and interactive way. We thoroughly enjoyed the event, and the positive response from the attendees was overwhelming. We’re already looking forward to participating again next year, continuing to build strong connections with our neighbors and supporting the vibrant Lawrenceville community.
At Northwest, we believe in the power of kindness and its impact on our communities. This year, we proudly celebrated our second annual Teammate Acts of Kindness Day, where our teams across the Southeast came together to spread goodwill and make a difference in the lives of others. Our initiatives were diverse, thoughtful, and heartwarming and resulted in completing over 1,700+ Acts of Kindness in one day!
In our Smyrna office, teammates brought in beautiful flowers, delicious cookies, and thoughtful goodie bags to share with one another. The atmosphere was filled with joy and appreciation as we celebrated the small gestures that can brighten someone’s day. Our Homewood team also participated enthusiastically, bringing each other goodie bags filled with snacks and treats.
Beyond the office, our teams went above and beyond for our customers. Teammates engaged in acts such as bringing trash cans up for customers, fixing mailboxes, and watering plants. The East Cobb team bought pizzas for the surrounding Service Centers, spreading cheer and goodwill among our extended team. In Opelika, a teammate helped push someone’s car to the nearest gas station, while in Monroe, someone assisted in jumping a customer’s car. These thoughtful gestures demonstrated our commitment to extending kindness beyond our immediate team, touching the lives of our customers and showing them that we truly care about their well-being.
Teammate Acts of Kindness Day is more than just a day of good deeds; it’s a testament to our commitment to creating a positive and supportive environment both within our team and in the communities we serve. We are proud of the initiatives our teammates undertook and look forward to continuing this tradition of kindness and community spirit in the years to come.
Our Miami Gardens team proudly participated in the GiGi’s Playhouse Acceptance Challenge, an initiative raising awareness and fostering acceptance for individuals with Down syndrome. This event reflects our commitment to community support and inclusivity.
At the event, our team hosted an impromptu coffee takeover with JC Beans Cafe, a mobile specialty coffee shop, adding an extra boost of energy and camaraderie to the day. It was a wonderful way to bring everyone together and show our support for this important cause.
GiGi’s Playhouse empowers individuals with Down syndrome through research-based programs enhancing literacy, math, motor skills, and self-esteem, all provided free of charge. They also offer vital resources for families and communities, promoting a supportive environment. We were inspired by the dedication of everyone involved and are proud to support GiGi’s Playhouse in their mission to create a more inclusive society.
In a gesture of compassion and solidarity, our team recently participated in the 23rd Annual HomeAid Essentials Drive, a pivotal event aimed at supporting families grappling with homelessness in metro Atlanta. Understanding the critical needs of these vulnerable families, particularly women and children, we rallied together to collect and donate essential baby supplies such as diapers, wipes, and other necessities.
The significance of these donations cannot be overstated, especially considering that an estimated 4,770 individuals experience homelessness in metro Atlanta on any given night, with nearly 35% being women and children. For families facing economic hardship, the cost of diapers alone can pose a substantial burden, with babies requiring up to 12 diapers a day. By participating in the Essentials Drive, we sought to alleviate some of the stress and challenges faced by these families during times of crisis and transition.
Through the collective efforts of the metro Atlanta home building industry and generous community members, the Essentials Drive has amassed over 2.1 million baby items since its inception in 2002, providing invaluable support to countless families in need. We are honored to have been a part of this impactful initiative, contributing to the well-being and dignity of families in our community and reaffirming our commitment to making a positive difference in the lives of those facing adversity.
The Macon office recently participated in the Macon Area Women’s Build, which was graciously organized by our Macon Office Manager. This initiative brought together 12 dedicated volunteers from Region 4, including the Good Deed Team Ambassadors, to spend a day making a difference at a local house in Macon. From cutting and nailing trim to hanging doors and painting, our team poured their hearts and skills into improving the lives of others. It was truly a fulfilling experience, working side by side for such a noble cause.
Macon Habitat for Humanity has been making a profound impact since its inception in 1986, completing its first house by 1987. Over the years, through unwavering collaboration with the Macon community, they have served over 120 families, providing them with safe and decent housing. Their dedication to building not just houses, but homes, resonates deeply with our team’s values of community and compassion.
This year’s Women’s Build marked the event’s 20th anniversary, drawing together 11 groups and nearly 200 volunteers throughout the month-long event in March. Corporate teams of women and men from various industries joined forces with their local Habitat affiliates, including Macon Habitat for Humanity, to sponsor, build, and dedicate homes. It’s inspiring to see the collective effort and commitment to empowering families and strengthening communities through homeownership. We are proud to have been a part of this incredible milestone and look forward to continuing our support for such impactful initiatives.