NAILBA Perspectives Winter 2020 | Page 46

NAILBA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION We are builders! Robin Landers, CLU, owns Landers-Stein, originally founded in 1959 by Bernie Landers and Marty Stein. A Chartered Life Underwriter, she has served as president of the Miami SFSP (CLU) and NAIFA-Miami and is currently President of the NAILBA Charitable Foundation. Robin can be reached at [email protected]. need it most are rance business, and helping those who Building community, building an insu are often actions mitted businesspeople. In fact, they not opposing values for active and com , led by Colonel J. committed group of NAILBA members that support each other. In 2002, a very ted the groundwork rism had a place in NAILBA and crea ntee volu ed rmin dete III, on, Felt William ge volunteerism . The cornerstones were set — encoura for the NAILBA Charitable Foundation hasis on children. Each LBA communities with a special emp and advance charitable giving in NAI inate a charity for a business partners support and nom year, dozens of agencies and NAILBA it helped our rded close to $3 million in grants. Has awa has tion nda Fou le ritab Cha LBA grant. NAI Here are some insights: members? Helped their community? The ARK House. e, Inc in Lewisville, TX, has sponsored erag Brok The t, iden Pres th, Smi l Michae by the mission of ugh a good friend and was surprised He came to know the organization thro sses; all done by families of children with critical illne to n give ice serv t grea the se, Hou the ARK volunteers! in Bonita Springs, of Ash Brokerage of Southwest Florida Bob Lombardo, Managing Director, e business, felt it was a rewarding career in the life brokerag FL, having the good fortune to enjoy Mother’s Home. ing in his community, he found Our look By ity. mun com the to back give time to became pregnant program was helping young girls who Visiting with the staff, he realized this really still children of human trafficking, all of whom are in foster care, some who are victims their babies. OMH in their lives and save the futures of — already in a downward spiral — rega with all their l they are 18 and able to work. Working assists young girls from pregnancy unti to able continue their en will learn parenting skills and be available services, these young wom ations to speak Executive Director, Karen Watson, invit H’s OM en gott has o bard Lom on. educati ida community. more contact with the Southwest Flor at other organizations, bringing them McDonald House Mason, Executive Director of Ronald From a nonprofit perspective, Janell her community in wonderful support that has enabled Charities of Arkansas, speaks to the r Pediatric Dental income at-risk children through thei low to ices serv tal den ide prov to Arkansas remains one of the n of The ASA Group in Little Rock, AR Care Mobile. Jiggs Ramsey, Chairma nteers! Ronald McDonald’s most active volu thanks for our , Alberto Cortes, expresses the same Mama’s Kitchen of San Diego, CA, CEO Grantee. generous support as this year ’s Felton communities. t funds represent a need in our NAILBA All of the charities that requested gran to participate. a wonderful way for all of our members rs offe tion nda Fou le ritab Cha LBA The NAI ns in March. Charitable Foundation Grant cycle ope How can you help? The 2020 NAILBA munity. You — t nonprofit organization in your com Make sure to sponsor a grant for a grea and they — will be happy you did. in getting more any questions, thoughts, or interest Reach out — let me know if you have le Foundation. involved with your NAILBA Charitab Three million thanks, – rsl 46 Perspectives Q1 2020