Here at Chase International, we are taking steps to ensure the well-being of our company and also our community.
We want to recognize some of our associates who have been contributing to their communities and helping to make the world a better place. Here are some of the ways that they are volunteering.
We’d love to hear about how you’re supporting your community. Send an email to [email protected].
Ideally we would like the kids to receive the following:
In honor of November’s National Homeless Youth Awareness month, Chase Cares is delivering dinner to Eddy House Saturday, November 19 at 4:30pm.
1 in 10 young adults aged 18-25 experience homelessness. Eddy House works with homeless and at-risk youth to develop the life and job skills necessary for sustainable independence.
How you can help – sign up to provide an entree for this dinner, so we are certain we have the quantity and variety to fill their bellies and warm their hearts.
Chase Cares is a proud partner with Harrah's Lake Tahoe Blood Drive and Vitalant. Join us on August 18 and participate in this lifesaving donation opportunity!
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 8:00AM - 1:00PM
HARRAH’S CONVENTION CENTER
15 Highway 50, Stateline, Nevada 89449
To make your lifesaving appointment, please visit donors.vitalant.org and search for blood drive code TAHOE or call 775-329-6451
Mana Shisler from our Sparks office generously donated Surgical Masks to the Karma Box project which aims to provide the less fortunate with basic necessities such as food, hygiene products and other supplies by placing donation boxes around the Downtown, Reno area. Cary DeMars who is also from our Sparks office, hopes to continue to help the community with this amazing organization.
Becky Arnold from our Tahoe City office is hoping to help her community by making "Covid 19 Survival Packs" for less fortunate homebound children. The survival packs include an assortment of colorful markers, stickers, puzzles, and glitter.
Dawn Caldwell from our Carson Valley office offers to run errands for her elderly prospects. She has also volunteered to go to the property they are interested in and do virtual showings by recording house tours whenever clients are unable to meet at the property.
Sierra Sheppard from our Carson Valley office is still working at Trader Joe's as she transitions into full-time real estate. Since the outbreak, she has been working at Trader Joe’s five days a week and has been offering her assistance to anyone who needs help shopping for groceries. She is helping the elderly daily, doing shopping for them while they wait in their cars or upfront to limit social contact. Sierra says "If you know anyone who needs groceries or help getting their groceries to them I am available to help. I am able to get first dibs on goods as they arrive so allow people to contact me if they need assistance."
Becky Arnold from our Tahoe City office has opened a "Covid Lending Library" where members of the community can come and borrow books and movies. The Library is open 24/7 and is located on the covered porch at 520 Rawhide, off Granlibakken Road in Tahoe City.
Annette Brooks from our Carson Valley office spent a day making trays of enchiladas, soups and chilis to take to her elderly clients some of which are located in Carson City, Dayton and clients who just closed escrow who need a meal or two. She says, "It was most therapeutic for myself and my grocery store runner, my husband Pat!"