"We hope to continue positively impacting the lives of those in need, inspire others to take action, and further a network of giving beyond financial donations."
Those are the words of Tom Sherlock, co-founder of Talonvest Capital, a boutique self-storage and commercial real estate advisory firm, in a press release announcing the company's new philanthropy initiative, Talonvest Philanthropy Partners.
Since its founding in 2010, Talonvest Capital has dedicated a percentage of its top-line revenue to support various charitable causes, reflecting its belief in the power and impact of philanthropy.
"Talonvest Philanthropy Partners embodies our commitment to corporate and social responsibility as well as our collaborative culture," Sherlock says.
Since its founding, Talonvest Capital has contributed a percentage of its top-line revenue to support various charitable causes, from local community development to global initiatives to advance education and opportunities for children, per the press release.
Talonvest Philanthropy Partners will focus on four areas: children's education, disaster relief, community development, and financial literacy.
The Co-founder of Talonvest Capital, who is also a director of the Boys and Girls Club of Irvine, tells the Orange County Register that the company's employees are passionate about supporting causes that have a positive impact on families, children, and
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