Colonial in the Community – Spring 2019

​​​​​​​​​​The spring season is upon us. As we welcome warmer weather, longer days and of course, home buying season, we never forget the communities we serve. For decades Colonial has provided grants, co​​mm​unity service and other services to help those who are less fortunate. Below we have some highlights of what we’ve been up to in the community this spring.​

 

Women’s Center o​​​f Tarrant ​​County D​​onation

women donationThe Colonial Savings Foundation recently provided a generous donation in support of the Women’s Center of Tarrant County. The donation will provide assistance to the center’s Employment Solutions program which works to provide holistic support to help women and men achieve their career and financial goals through integrated coachin​​g services.

In Picture: From left to right: Roberta Rotond​o, Women’s Center Events Manager and Laura Cadahia, SVP Human Resources – Colonial.

 

 

Colonial Celebrates 25 Year​s w​ith Meals on Wheels

meals on wheelsColonial celebrated an exciting milestone of 25 years of support for Meals on Wheels of Tarrant County! Meals on Wheels recently honored Colonial’s 25 years of service by donating a co​​mmemorative brick in the entry way to their Tarrant County headquarters in Haltom City, Texas.

Meals on Whee​ls Mission Statement is: “To promote the dignity and independence of older adults, persons with disabilities, and other homebound persons by delivering nutritious meals and providing or coordinating needed services.”

Meals On Wheels​, Inc. of Tarrant County is a nonprofit charitable organization that started in 1973. They now provide approximately​​ 1 million meals each year to citizens in need.

Pictured from le​​ft to right: Colonial Meals on Wheels Volunteers Blynda Coe, Jim DuBose, Jessica Craig, Bryan Korb, Dan Hagan and Laura Cadahia

 

Hendrick Scholarship​​ Founda​tion Donation

hendrick scholarshipColonial proudly supports the Hendrick Scholarship Foundation (HSF) of Plano, Texas. HSF’s mission is to provide Plano Independent School District students and graduates aged 14 -19 who have overcome adversity with scholarships and support services to promote success in lif​​e by providing coaching/mentoring, educational planning, career guidance, referrals to community resources to assist with meeting basic living needs, life skills and personal development workshops.

Founded in 1991 by a gr​​oup of community businessmen and leaders, HSF has awarded more than $1 million dollars in scholarships to more than 300 students.

Pictured from left to right: John C​​alhoun, SVP Internal Audit – Colonial and Nancy Humphrey, Executive Director – HSF.

 

Junior Achie​​vement​ Donation

ja donation

 

On Tuesday, April 16, the Colonial Savings Foundation presented a generous donation of $4,000 to support Junior Achievement of the Chisholm Trail’s (JA) financial literacy development programs. Junior Achievement is the world’s largest organizatio​n dedicated to educating students about workforce readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy through experiential, hands-on programs.

Pictured from​ left to right: Robert Turner, VP – CRA Officer – Colonial and Cindy Hames, President of Junior Achievement of the Chisholm Trail in Fort Worth.

 

 

 

   

 

Samaritan House​​​​ Donation

 

samaritan houseOn Wednesday, April 24, Colonial prese​nted Samaritan House of Fort Worth with a donation to support their continued efforts to create a supportive community by providing housing and resources for positive change in the lives of persons living with HIV/AIDS and other special needs.

Colonial will also be serving as a sponsor to Samaritan House’s Joe’s Run, an annual 5k/10k with all proceeds benefitting their worthwhile​​ cause.

Pictured from right to left​: Norbert White, President and CEO – Samaritan House, Robert Turner, VP – CRA Officer – Colonial, Heather Ly, VP and CFO – Samaritan House, Darla Tate, Director of Development – Samaritan House and Drew Byrne, Corporate Marketing Manager – VP – Colonial.

YGC36 Don​​​​ation

Colonial supports the YGC36 Youth Development Program with funding specifically provided for the expanded educational opportunities of the scho​​lar athletes served by the organization. Beyond building its tutoring platform, the YGC36 program provides encouragement by serving as a key resource for these students to gain needed exposure to college scouting offices through competition at higher level venues.

Pictured is the 2019 YG​​C36 team.

Tarrant County Food B​​​ank Spo​nsorship

Colonial is excited to serve as a VIP Table Sponsor for the 17th annual Empty Bowls Luncheon. The Empty Bowls Luncheon is an annual event that benefits Tarrant Area Food Bank’s (TAFB) work to fight hunger i​​n the community. TAFB is the primary source of donated food for hunger-relief charities and feeding programs in 13 North Texas counties.

Easterseals North Texa​​​s – Hats off to M​​​others Sponsorship

Colonial is proud to serve as the “Boater” hat sponsor for the Easterseals North Texas’ Seventh Annual Hats Off to Mothers Luncheon. Hats Off to Mothers honors Fort Worth women who have made significan​​t contributions to their families and the Fort Worth Community.

Easterseals North T​exas is a nonprofit organization that has provided services for individuals with disabilities and their families since 1939. Each year they assist more than 5,000 individuals of all abilities.

We’re just gettin​g started! Thank you to all of the generous Colonial employees who donate their time to help support all of these wonderful organizations.

 

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