Keys of Hope

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Through this new program, any participating real estate team or car dealership donates a portion of each home or car sale to RMHC-SWVA. 100% of these proceeds will stay local to help keep families close to their children as they receive medical treatment in the area. As these customers get settled into their new home or cruise around in their new car, they can be proud to know that they are also helping provide hope and the comforts of home for families staying with us.

We are privileged to have so many businesses that want to help and this will allow them to be a big part of families’ lives. Through this program, individuals will always be able to remember that they helped ‘unlock the power of togetherness’- whether through buying a new car or a new home. We are hoping that this will also help bring awareness for those who never knew where we are located or what we do.

Is your business interested in joining us as part of our Keys of Hope partners – contact Montana at mkimrey@rmhouse.net or 540-857-0770

We want to personally thank each of the following businesses who have so graciously agreed to help launch this program by donating a portion of their sales to unlock the power of togetherness.

 

 

Matthew Hogan of The Hogan Home Team was the first real estate agent locally to jump on board with this new initiative. Matthew said, “My Team and I are humbled and honored to have this opportunity to help RMHC and to bring awareness to our clients of the importance of RMHC. The House brings a security to those families that will not have the worry of lodging, meals, etc. while their child continues to heal. It was easy for me to say ‘yes’ as a father.” Matthew supports several organizations that help children and their families, knowing that all the proceeds will stay local in our community. The Hogan Home Team’s participation in the Keys of Hope™ program also brings light to their motto of “Changing Lives One Door at a Time.”

Be sure to check WSLS 10 News coverage on the new launch!