North
Texans aren’t making many Grand Homes complaints in regards to their “Culture
Committee.” The culture committee is charged with handling the charity efforts
of Grand Homes. The homebuilding company has no Grand Homes complaints about
charity, as the Culture Committee works hard to invest time and money into the
Dallas/Fort Worth community.
One of
the Culture Committee’s primary local efforts is an annual food drive as well
as sizable financial contributions to the North Texas Food Bank. The Culture
Committee recognizes that hunger is a problem that needs to be addressed in North Texas. The absence of Grand Homes
complaints is a reflection of North Texans’ appreciation for Grand Homes’
charitable efforts.
The
Culture Committee also generates local support for charity work through
campaigns and events. There are many wealthy residents in DFW metroplex that
depend on the guidance of Grand Homes as they consider where to donate their
resources. The success and lack of Grand Homes complaints
is a good indicator for these residents of wise investment.
In
addition to the locally-focused endeavors of the Culture Committee, Grand Homes
regularly invests in many charitable organizations and efforts, such as:
The Imbirikani Girls High School.
This educational opportunity is invaluable for girls in southwest Kenya who often
have no chance to continue their education after primary school. Grand Homes
supports these girls and their teachers throughout the year.
HOPE
International. The CEO of Grand Homes, Stephen Brooks, serves on the Board of
Directors at HOPE. Additionally, with no Grand Homes complaints, the company is
capable of investing time and money into the organization. Grand Homes is on
the verge of completing its 4th Home for HOPE.
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