Title Alliance Participates in “Gives Back Week”

Apr 22, 2019

Title Alliance Ltd. held their second annual T.A. Gives Back Week, from April 8-12, where more than 250 employees across 54 offices in 10 states gave back to their local communities by volunteering their time during paid, work hours. Each

office chose their preferred form of service, with some opting to work at food banks or soup kitchens, while others donated their time to homeless shelters and animal rescue organizations.

“Title Alliance is proud to be in communities that support us, and it’s vital that we serve them as well,” said Jim Campbell, CEO of Title Alliance. “We were able to use our time and resources to make a positive impact on our neighbors and our teams.”

To facilitate the T.A. Gives Back Week, each employee was given a half-day to use towards the volunteer effort of the office. By the end of the week, more than 250 employees across Title Alliance contributed 1000-plus hours of community service across the country.

“Following the event last year, our inspiring employees at Title Alliance were even more excited and enthusiastic for this project,” said Brendan Farrell, Chairperson for T.A. Gives Back. “Each office was able to choose something truly close to their hearts to support, forging new alliances. Coming back for a second year means that we can grow even closer to our communities and deepen those connections.”

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