REALTORS® Relief Efforts for Hurricane Katrina
The devastation that Hurricane Katrina has wreaked on the gulf coast has been devastating – and has been singled out as the largest natural disaster in our country’s history. NAR has contributed well over $1 Million to funds established by the state REALTOR® Associations. They are asking for your help as well. All administrative costs of the project will be absorbed by NAR, and 100 percent of contributions to the REALTORS® Relief Foundation will go to disaster relief. Contributions are tax deductible.
At Advanced Access, we are committed to supporting relief efforts in the areas devastated by Hurricane Katrina and resulting flood waters. Through various corporate promotions, we have donated a portion of our sales to the REALTORS® Relief fund.
For more information on the Hurricane Katrina relief effort and how to donate, visit the REALTORS® Hurricane Katrina relief and news center. You may make contributions online through NAR's secure website.
Advanced Access has created the following banners that you may use with our compliments. Please “right-click” to save the image you wish to use to your computer and then upload it to your File Library on your website. You may then add the image to your Home Page Manager (or any other section) with information on where to donate to ‘make every penny count’. After you upload the image to your website, be sure to hyperlink it to the website of your choice.
From the Advanced Access Forums: Our valued client, Eric Bouler, has checked in with us. Eric has made it safely to Houston and is still awaiting word of what has become of their home and livelihood. Eric posted, “Real Estate is pushed back for us for the rest of 2006. I am fortunate to have worked hard, very hard the past year to not have to worry about meals or water. I wanted to thank you guys who have helped me on my site this past year. Say prayers for all of us, hug your kids, call your mother, do the things you forget to do in the rat race. Some really appreciate a cold glass of water.”
The staff and management at Advanced Access would like to express our sincerest condolences to all who have been affected by this tragic natural disaster. To our Advanced Access family in the affected area – some of whom we have not yet heard from – our thoughts and prayers go out to you and we wish you the very best.
