ALTA Good Deeds Foundation Distributes $120,000 to Local Nonprofits
Twenty grassroots organizations across the United States have been awarded $6,000 grants each by the ALTA Good Deeds Foundation. Announced during the ALTA ONE conference in Scottsdale, the funding aims to bolster community-level initiatives nominated by members of the American Land Title Association to address specific local needs.
The foundation, established in 2020, selected the recipients based on their capacity to improve lives and strengthen regional neighborhoods. Recipients range from the Botetourt County Fair Association in Virginia to the Will Erwin Headache Research Foundation in Texas, covering a diverse spectrum of advocacy and support services. Since its inception, the organization has distributed over $1.6 million across 48 states and the District of Columbia. Steve Day, board chair of the foundation, noted that the grants provide essential resources for charities to fulfill their specific missions. ALTA CEO Chris Morton emphasized that the initiative highlights the industry's commitment to community welfare, which extends beyond the traditional scope of property rights and title insurance services. The full list of beneficiaries includes organizations such as the Survivor Empowerment Center in Illinois, The Blind Social Center in Indiana, and the JC7 Foundation in Texas.
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