Clearwater Montana Properties donates to Troy non-profits
Clearwater Montana Properties recently presented a charitable donation check to Troy area non-profit organizations. (Courtesy photo)
Since its founding in 1993, Clearwater Montana Properties has emphasized community-building as a key component of its company culture.
Through its Charitable Giving Program, the company’s agents give back a portion of all real estate proceeds to the communities in which they were earned.
To date, the program has produced over $1,078,132 in charitable donations to causes throughout Montana, Idaho and Washington.
“Each year Clearwater and our agents give a portion of each commission earned to an entity of the agents choosing in the community in which it was earned,” said CEO/Broker Kevin Wetherell. “We are very grateful for the business that we receive from each of our valued clients that enables this support within our communities.”
The positive effects of the company’s Charitable Giving Program were recently felt locally, as Troy agents Josie Hermes and Sharon Denton presented donations totaling $8,213.66 to local non-profit groups.
They included Troy Volunteer Fire Department, Upper Yaak Fire Department, McCormick Volunteer Fire Department, Bull Lake
Volunteer Fire Department, Morrison Elementary Backpack Program and Lincoln County Crisis Solutions.
“Giving back to the community where I was raised is good for my soul. I am honored and proud to play a small role in creating a stronger and healthier community,” Hermes said.
“I love our volunteers and my community, I really appreciate all they do and it’s a real blessing to be able to give back to those who give of themselves,” Denton added.
With nearly 100 real estate advisors throughout the region, the effects of Clearwater Montana Properties’ donations have been and will continue to be far-reaching and impactful.