Our Big Why
Keeping our commitment to Central Oregon by giving back
At the heart of Keller Williams’ culture is our shared commitment to community service. The immeasurable generosity of our team enables us to care for our own as well as our neighbors no matter the magnitude of what is needed.
We’ve poured into our communities in a number of ways, initiating service projects like building new homes from the ground up, gathering and distributing food to those who need it, organizing relief efforts when a natural disaster hits, and even spreading joy and raising funds as only KW can when life takes an unexpected turn. These are just a few of the community activities we’ve carried out in support of those who have poured into us.
OUR
VALUES
Family, Business, & FUN
What is Red Day?
Since May of 2009 our entire company – from the U.S. and Canada to our family abroad – sets aside the second Thursday of the month to Renew, Energize, and Donate within the communities we serve.
We’ve poured into our communities in a number of ways, initiating service projects like building new homes from the ground up, gathering and distributing food to those who need it, organizing relief efforts when a natural disaster hits, and even spreading joy and raising funds as only KW can when life takes an unexpected turn. These are just a few of the community activities we’ve carried out in support of those who have poured into us.
KW Cares serves Keller Williams associates and their qualifying family members during times of hardship due to sudden emergency to ensure that everyone in our KW family feels supported, safe and valued.
By the time Category 4 Hurricane Ida hit Louisiana in late August, leaving many flooded and without electricity, the KW Cares team was mobilized and ready to provide disaster relief. “The Thursday before the storm hit, we started meeting,” shares KW Cares CEO Alexia Rodriguez. “We met every day, twice a day, taking information from the folks that were boots on the ground in Louisiana, and, over in Austin, doing all the coordination efforts to ensure their needs were being met.”
