ALTA Foundation's Generous Contribution to Flood Relief
The ALTA Good Deeds Foundation, established by the American Land Title Association, has made a significant impact by donating $10,000 towards flood relief efforts. This charitable organization, focused on community support, aims to assist those affected by catastrophic flooding.
Recent Flooding in Texas
Central Texas was recently pummeled by historic rainfall, resulting in devastating flash floods. Tragically, the storms have resulted in the loss of nearly 130 lives and have damaged countless homes and businesses. Many families have been displaced, overwhelming local emergency response teams. More than 160 individuals remain unaccounted for, highlighting the dire need for assistance in the affected areas.
Support Through the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund
The funds donated by the ALTA Good Deeds Foundation will be directed to the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund. This organization plays a vital role in providing immediate support, such as food, shelter, and rebuilding efforts, through collaboration with local nonprofits and emergency services. The community’s resilience is being tested, and the Foundation’s contribution is crucial for restoring stability to the region's families.
Messages of Solidarity
Chris Morton, the CEO of ALTA, expressed heartfelt sympathy for those facing challenges in the wake of this disaster. He said, 'Our hearts are with the families who have lost or are searching for loved ones. This kind of rapid, community-centered support is what the ALTA Good Deeds Foundation aims to provide.' His commitment reflects the Foundation's mission to foster stronger communities through timely assistance.
Urgent Needs and Quick Action
Foundation Board Chair Mary O'Donnell emphasized the urgency of the current situation, stating, 'The needs are significant and urgent. Thanks to the generosity of ALTA members, the Foundation can act quickly and provide meaningful relief.' Every dollar granted is a step towards restoring a sense of normalcy for those impacted by the recent crisis.
Impact of ALTA Good Deeds Foundation
Since its inception, the ALTA Good Deeds Foundation has awarded over $1.25 million in grants to support 213 different local nonprofits across the nation. This generous funding illustrates the organization’s ongoing commitment to enhancing the resilience and well-being of communities throughout the United States.
About ALTA Good Deeds Foundation
Founded in 2020 by the American Land Title Association, the ALTA Good Deeds Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Its mission is to empower title professionals in their charitable efforts, ensuring community development aligns with the industry's core values of leadership, service, and protection.
About American Land Title Association
The American Land Title Association, founded in 1907, serves as the national trade association for the land title insurance industry. This organization employs over 120,000 professionals dedicated to ensuring smooth property transactions and protects the rights of property owners across the country.
Contact Information
For additional inquiries, kindly reach out to Megan Hernandez at the ALTA Foundation. The office can be reached at 202-261-0315, ensuring your questions or concerns will be addressed promptly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ALTA Good Deeds Foundation?
The ALTA Good Deeds Foundation is a nonprofit established by the American Land Title Association to support community charitable efforts.
How much did the ALTA Foundation donate for flood relief?
The ALTA Foundation donated $10,000 to assist with flood relief efforts in Texas.
What types of support does the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund provide?
The Fund provides critical support such as food, shelter, and supplies to local communities affected by flooding.
When was the ALTA Good Deeds Foundation founded?
The ALTA Good Deeds Foundation was founded in 2020.
How much has the foundation awarded in total?
Since its creation, the foundation has awarded over $1.25 million in grants to various nonprofits across the U.S.
