ALTA Good Deeds Foundation Awards $10,000 to Kerr County Flood Relief Fund

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Recent catastrophic flooding in Central Texas has left nearly 130 people dead, over 160 missing, and thousands displaced. The ALTA Good Deeds Foundation, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization founded by the American Land Title Association, has stepped in to provide critical support to the affected communities. The foundation has awarded a $10,000 emergency grant to the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund to aid in recovery and relief efforts. This donation brings the foundation's total grants to over $1.25 million since its inception in 2020.

Key Takeaways:

  • The ALTA Good Deeds Foundation has awarded a $10,000 emergency grant to the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund to support relief efforts following catastrophic flooding in Central Texas.
  • The donation brings the foundation's total grants to over $1.25 million since its inception in 2020.
  • The foundation has supported 213 local nonprofits across the United States with its grants.
  • ALTA CEO Chris Morton stated that the title professionals at the foundation "strengthen the neighborhoods they serve" through their charitable efforts.
  • The Kerr County Flood Relief Fund provides critical support to nonprofits, first responders, and local governments assisting with response, food, shelter, supplies, and long-term rebuilding efforts.

Statistics:

  • The flooding in Central Texas has resulted in 129 confirmed deaths and 160 people still missing.
  • Over 1 million dollars has been granted by the ALTA Good Deeds Foundation since its inception in 2020.
  • The foundation has supported 213 local nonprofits across the United States with its grants.
  • The American Land Title Association represents the land title insurance industry, employing over 120,000 people in the United States.

Sources:

  • [PRNewswire]
  • American Land Title Association