Carter Financial Management Gives Back at Habitat for Humanity ReStore

by | Apr 5, 2024

Last quarter, the team at Carter Financial Management traded their desks for tool belts and their spreadsheets for elbow grease as they embarked on a day of giving back at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore. This initiative marked not only a break from the routine but also a meaningful opportunity for the employees to contribute to their community in tangible ways.  

Carter Financial Management Gives Back at Habitat for Humanity ReStore

Throughout the day, the volunteers from Carter Financial Management engaged in various tasks aimed at supporting the ReStore’s mission. Among their activities, they dedicated time to building furniture destined for resale, showcasing their skills in craftsmanship while also lending a hand in the store’s revenue generation efforts.  

Their efforts didn’t stop there; they meticulously researched pricing for light fixtures donated by local showrooms, ensuring that these valuable contributions would find new homes while generating essential funds for Habitat for Humanity projects. In addition to their hands-on work, the team rolled up their sleeves to assist with inventory management tasks, unpacking newly arrived items, and diligently stocking shelves to ensure that the ReStore could continue serving its community effectively.  

Pricing items for sale became a team effort, with Carter Financial Management employees meticulously labeling each item, contributing to the smooth operation of the store. The commitment demonstrated by Carter Financial Management to volunteer their time and skills reflects not only their dedication to serving their clients but also their broader commitment to making a positive impact beyond the office walls. By participating in initiatives like this, they not only strengthen their bonds as a team but also embody the values of community engagement and corporate social responsibility.  

The Habitat for Humanity ReStore provides a vital service to communities by repurposing donated items and turning them into opportunities for affordable housing initiatives. Through their volunteer efforts, Carter Financial Management not only supported the operations of the ReStore but also contributed to the broader mission of Habitat for Humanity, empowering families and individuals to build better futures. 

Anna is a highly experienced Office Administrator who joined Carter Financial Management in 2023. With over 25 years in private equity and commercial real estate, she brings a rich background and wealth of expertise to the team.

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