Liv Gives Hope

by Sara MacLennan on February 13, 201313. Feb, 2013 in Around Edmonton

Liv Gives

When Sheldon and I started working together, and growing our brokerage, we had a lot of lofty goals. One of those goals was always to give back, and we’ve helped a number of families in need over the years through pro bono work, and have also donated time and money to various charities. 

When we started Liv Real Estate, we established a vision, mission statement, goals, plans, and so on, and at the heart of it all is our vision to help people Liv better. We help our clients Liv better by helping them meet their personal housing goals. Our agents Liv better because we help them establish and meet their goals by offering amazing training and support. And we’d like to help others in our community Liv better as well.  

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Hope Mission

So, we’ve partnered with Hope Mission, and our agents will be making a donation for each transaction they complete for the next 6 months or so. Our goal is to furnish a suite at the new 55-unit Doug Green building opening this summer. The building will give graduates of their year-long “Breakout” program a safe place to stay, while they work at building a new life. 

We intend to continue giving back locally, and we’ll let you know how we do, as well as any new goals we set for ourselves. 

About

Sara MacLennan is the Director of Marketing at Liv Real Estate and a licensed Real Estate Associate. The bulk of Sara’s experience and wealth of expertise lies in on-line technology and marketing both for agents and consumers. Sara is the former National Director for Interactive Marketing for Coldwell Banker Canada where she was responsible for an extensive training program traveling to offices across the country training agents and brokers on marketing and technology. Find Sara on Twitter @edmontonblogger.

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One Response to “Liv Gives Hope”

  1. Small BusinessNo Gravatar 14. Feb, 2013 at 6:42 pm #

    Good job!

    I work with a large renovator who is developing a basement for nothing (or as little as possible) for a client in dire need. The giving spirit is alive in Edmonton.

    Those who have benefited from the city (and people who live in it) should feel honored to give back to the community.

    Cheers. .