Keller Williams Realty - Loveland Colorado

Last Thursday it didn’t take flight instructions to get Loveland Keller Williams Realty agents to turn off all electronic devices. It was the call to volunteer for the 2nd annual RED Day that got agents out of the office and into the community. RED (Renew, Energize and Donate) Day is a Keller Williams Realty international service initiative dedicated to improving communities. The service day is held annually on May 13th and engages Keller Williams Realty associates from across the US and Canada in civic service.

Keller Williams’ agents from the Loveland office split into two groups. The first group gathered at H.E.L.P International to sort and package clothing that will be sent to countries in need of humanitarian aid. Margaret Herdt with Keller Williams Realty organized the project. Herdt reported that “not only did we get a boat load done; we had a lot of fun doing it!”

The second Loveland group rolled up their sleeves for Loveland Habitat for Humanity. These agents tackled dry walling projects at a local build site. “It’s so important to give back to our community whether financially or with our time. Habitat for Humanity was a great choice for our project since they make the dream of owning a home a reality for people, which is one of our goals as Realtors®,” said Alicia Stewart of Keller Williams Realty. Stewart organized the Habitat project day.

Overall over 50 agents from Keller Williams Realty of Northern Colorado participated in RED Day projects. Fort Collins agents partnered with Putnam Elementary to read with students, collaborate on art projects and decorate for the school’s Fiesta de Mayo event. Agents from Greeley completed home improvement projects for a community member that could not complete the work otherwise, and brought gifts to a local nursing home. “RED Day is a true win‐win for our agents and the community,” concluded JoAnn Johnston, Operating Principal of Keller Williams Realty of Northern Colorado.

Contributed by Kelli Wallace, KWTech

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