The Heart behind the House: Real Estate Agents Making a Difference
In the heart of every community, there are folks going about their day to day lives while also looking outward to others in order to support those in need. We all know that real es...
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In the heart of every community, there are folks going about their day to day lives while also looking outward to others in order to support those in need. We all know that real estate is about buying and selling homes, but for some it is also a vehicle for supporting children. Fit Family Homes has designed their business to serve both categories. Josh & Kelly Wheelock strive for success in the real estate realm but have a commitment to uplifting others as well. Their initiative, highlighted by their involvement with Sell a Home, Save a Child (SAHSAC), goes beyond transactions and sales—it's about real, tangible impact. With each home they sell, a portion of their earnings fuels the mission to transform the lives of children living in extreme poverty, embodying the true essence of giving back through one’s work.
The choice to support SAHSAC is more than a charitable contribution; it's an element of Josh & Kelly's belief in the power of community and compassion. This organization is dedicated to holistically battling poverty by meeting children’s fundamental needs for nutritious meals, clean drinking water, healthcare, and education in some of the world’s most deprived communities. The model is simple yet profoundly effective: real estate professionals like the Wheelocks donate a portion of their income from real estate transactions, infusing their day-to-day business activities with a higher purpose. This approach not only transforms lives globally but also reshapes the landscape of real estate into a force for good, proving that success and generosity can indeed go hand in hand.
- The SAHSAC logo, symbolizing the transformative mission to improve the lives of children in extreme poverty through real estate contributions. Source: forwardedge.org