Bonita Springs, FL October 4, 2017 — Members of the Keller Williams Realty Team at the Bonita Springs Market Center recently collaborated with Living Waters Church, Bonita Springs, to assist local Hurricane Irma victims in need. On September 25, 2017, two hundred Keller Williams volunteers donated 6,000 hours of service and helped clean 10 homes in Bonita Springs affected by the hurricane.  The team also delivered 500 bags of food and raised $14,000 for Living Waters Church in just 30 minutes.

"What an incredible privilege it has been to work together with Keller Williams during these difficult times in Southwest Florida following Hurricane Irma,” stated Pastor Ed Ivie, Living Waters Church. “Their desire to serve the community has really made an impact and they continue to make a difference by regularly serving and volunteering. The leadership at every level has not only rolled up their sleeves to get involved but have displayed a huge heart of generosity with their financial support as well.  I am proud to call so many of them friends, “he added.

Members of the Keller Williams Realty Team at the Bonita Springs Market Center regularly provide philanthropic time and donations to various community organizations in Bonita Springs and surrounding areas throughout the year.  Their philanthropic efforts are best known through their they annual “Red Day” event, where an organization is chosen and the team spends the day fundraising or providing labor for a chosen cause.

For more information about Keller Williams Realty or Living Waters Church, please contact (239) 498-7600 or visit ParadiseREG.com

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Keller Williams offers its agents comprehensive educational resources, technological tools, and profit-sharing, and s is now the largest real estate company in the U.S. by agent count with approximately 165,000 associates in 2017.  Keller Williams was also named #1 in Training Magazines, “Training Top 125,” both in 2015, and again, in 2017. In 2018, Keller Williams will be inducted into the Training Top 10 Hall of Fame.