West Virginia Flood Victims Need Our Help!

Keller Williams raises $1.8 million for West Virginia flood victims

How KW leadership did it and what you can do to help

After 1,200 destroyed homes, 23 deaths (and the far less important canceling of the Professional Golf Association U.S. Open), Keller Williams banded together to send $1.8 million dollars to West Virginia to help people in need and the flood relief.

Last week, on a conference call, John Davis, president of Keller Williams, challenged the company’s 32 regional U.S. leaders to commit to make an immediate impact in the flood relief efforts in West Virginia.

On the call, 28 regions initially pledged to give $50,000 each — totaling $1.4 million.

“With abundance, profit and growth, we have responsibilities, John Davis, president of Keller Williams, said in a press release. “Our KW Culture is abundance and stewardship.”

KW has already donated more than $375,000 — almost half that amount came from Gary Keller, co-founder and chairman of Keller Williams.

“We have an opportunity to help the fourth most impoverished part of the country where other people have already forgotten. We have the opportunity to truly make a difference,” Davis said in a press release. “CNN and Fox News aren’t covering this anymore. They need our help more than ever before.”

Please check with your MCA for complete instructions on how to donate.

-Make sure to designate your contribution to:
KW Utah - West Virginia Flood Relief