Our team in Martin County, Florida, went above and beyond to help their community thrive and celebrate Thanksgiving by collecting nearly 2,200 food and toiletry donations. These donations will benefit those impacted by Hurricane Milton.
Thank you for your ongoing commitment to your community, especially this holiday season!
Incredible work by the Martin County team! It’s heartwarming to see initiatives like this making a real difference. The dedication to helping those in need, especially post-Hurricane Milton, is truly inspiring.
In times of crisis, true leadership shines through.
When Hurricane Helene hit Asheville, the community was left devastated.
But in the face of such adversity, Harmony Senior Services owner James R. Smith and his team responded with incredible generosity and compassion.
Smith personally donated $100,000 to five local organizations working tirelessly on storm relief and long-term recovery efforts.
This donation will help provide immediate support and resources to those who need it most.
In addition to the financial contribution, Harmony also donated over $50,000 worth of household items, including furniture, to help residents rebuild their homes.
What makes this act even more powerful is that it reflects the company’s core belief: "Family Serving Families."
This dedication to both immediate relief and long-term recovery is a testament to the values that guide Harmony Senior Services, proving that leadership isn’t just about managing operations—it’s about serving the community with heart and purpose.
In the toughest times, the true measure of leadership is how we show up.
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This past week, I went through hurricane Milton.
As Devin said, thank you to everyone who has helped! We had power back quickly, and were in turn able to help many people with various needs.
There was tons of work to do; trees to trim, leaves to sweep, branches to drag to curbs.
All the physical work confirmed my path with PwC. 😅
While I loved being able to help people at the individual level, that physical work is NO JOKE!
So, tying this in to my professionalism - what can you do to help me succeed? I need you to spread the word - PwC does SMB bookkeeping! What does that mean?
PwC’s Bookkeeping Connect, my current team, has a mission to help small & medium-sized businesses so they can have an impact on their people, their community, and, eventually, the world.
All I ask is you spread the word to the world, because if I get enough ripples we can make a wave. 🌊
In the aftermath of Hurricane Milton, I want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all the incredible individuals, teams, and organizations who have stepped up to help the people of Florida during this challenging time. Whether through emergency response, relief efforts, donations, or simply offering a helping hand to neighbors, your support has been invaluable.
To the first responders, lineman, volunteers, local businesses, and community members—your dedication and resilience are what make our communities stronger. Together, we’re rebuilding and recovering, and your compassion is truly inspiring.
#FloridaStrong#CommunitySupport#Gratitude
Giving Tuesday is when we make donations on behalf of the company partners The Lattice Group worked with this past year. Working with companies coast to coast has us making donations to Feeding Tampa, Hurricane Relief Funds in Maryland, some Chicago classics like Paws and Lift, and larger organizations like Heifer International. And while I don't think companies should partner with TLG because of this (they should because we fill roles well and fast), I do hope it aligns with our company partner values and encourages them to find ways to give back in their own way. Are you part of the lattice?
#givingtuesday#leadershiprecruitment#leadershiphiring
Six Questions to Ask Before Giving to #HurricaneHelene Relief. Plus, a list of BBB Accredited Charities that are currently engaged in activities to assist Hurricane Helene relief efforts. Read here and check back as our list expands, https://ow.ly/kWuA50Twvvu
📢 How do you balance business, family, and leading recovery efforts after a natural disaster? Meet Rachel Miller—UWABC Community School Coordinator, small business owner, and mother—who is doing just that.
After Hurricane Helene hit WNC, Rachel helped manage the 6 Commerce Way warehouse, ensuring her community had access to essential supplies. But recovery is more than distributing donations—it’s about long-term solutions, mental health support, and community resilience.
💬 "What we need now is the comfort of knowing there are people who will hold our hand—not just in the immediate crisis, but in the months and years ahead."
Learn more about Rachel’s journey, the importance of sustainable recovery, and how UWABC supports coordinators on the front lines. 🌱 Read the full story here 👉
We’re incredibly proud to share that our Hurricane Helene GoFundMe was a success! Thanks to the generous donations from our employees and supporters, we raised funds for Samaritan’s Purse to provide essential supplies to those affected by the storm. This was a true community effort, and we’re grateful to everyone who helped make a difference.
The devastation caused by Hurricane Helene in North Carolina is immense. With many people stuck in place due to destruction and without water or electricity, our neighbors across the Carolinas require aid. For those seeking ways to help, we'd like to highlight and vouch for two local organizations accepting donations to support those in great need.
The first is a sightseeing helicopter tour owned by a couple running supply drops from the downtown Greenville airport to the Western NC area. They are currently collecting supplies from Runway Café and donations at https://hubs.li/Q02RS0LN0
If you're local and can bring supplies, the following items are in high demand.
• Batteries
• Flashlights
• Chainsaws
• Bottled Water
• Pre-mixed baby formula
This second is another GoFundMe page from a couple with a bakery in the Black Mountains, raising funds to provide temporary income to the communities stuck in place and resources to support local projects in supplying basic resources. https://hubs.li/Q02RRtmg0
Please consider supporting the people still harm's way as a result of Helene, and keep them in your hearts.
💔 14 Families in Crisis: Homes and Cars Lost, Lives Disrupted 💔 Want to help? https://buff.ly/3BttUbv
Hurricane Helene has left deep scars in our community, and the effects are personal for us at Operation PAR. 14 of our staff—the very people who work tirelessly to serve others—are now facing unimaginable hardships. Some have lost their homes entirely, with much of their personal belongings destroyed in the flooding. Others no longer have vehicles, making it nearly impossible to get to work and care for their families.
These are moms, dads, and children now left to rebuild from nothing. Their homes, their comfort, and their stability have all been swept away.
Now, we have the chance to help them rebuild. Operation PAR is launching a fundraiser to provide critical support for these families, helping them secure temporary shelter, replace lost belongings, and get back on their feet.
💙 Your donations are tax-deductible and will make a life-changing difference. Operation PAR is a registered 501(c)3 organization and will match up to $5,000, so every dollar you give goes even further.
🔗 Donate now to help our families rebuild. Click here to donate: https://buff.ly/3BttUbv
Together, we can give these families hope and help them move forward. Thank you for your kindness and support. #HurricaneHeleneRelief#SupportOurFamilies#PARFamily#DonateNow#RebuildingLives#CommunityStrong#OperationPAR
A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE (800-435-7352) WITHIN THE STATE. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. REGISTRATION #CH310.
💔 14 Families in Crisis: Homes and Cars Lost, Lives Disrupted 💔 Want to help? https://buff.ly/3BttUbv
Hurricane Helene has left deep scars in our community, and the effects are personal for us at Operation PAR. 14 of our staff—the very people who work tirelessly to serve others—are now facing unimaginable hardships. Some have lost their homes entirely, with much of their personal belongings destroyed in the flooding. Others no longer have vehicles, making it nearly impossible to get to work and care for their families.
These are moms, dads, and children now left to rebuild from nothing. Their homes, their comfort, and their stability have all been swept away.
Now, we have the chance to help them rebuild. Operation PAR is launching a fundraiser to provide critical support for these families, helping them secure temporary shelter, replace lost belongings, and get back on their feet.
💙 Your donations are tax-deductible and will make a life-changing difference. Operation PAR is a registered 501(c)3 organization and will match up to $5,000, so every dollar you give goes even further.
🔗 Donate now to help our families rebuild. Click here to donate: https://buff.ly/3BttUbv
Together, we can give these families hope and help them move forward. Thank you for your kindness and support. #HurricaneHeleneRelief#SupportOurFamilies#PARFamily#DonateNow#RebuildingLives#CommunityStrong#OperationPAR
A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE (800-435-7352) WITHIN THE STATE. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. REGISTRATION #CH310.
Incredible work by the Martin County team! It’s heartwarming to see initiatives like this making a real difference. The dedication to helping those in need, especially post-Hurricane Milton, is truly inspiring.