The Rough Notes Company Presents: 2008 Community Service Award
Rough Notes › Vol. 151 Nbr. 4, April 2008
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When Habitat for Humanity International founder Millard Fuller returned to his Alabama and Georgia roots in 2005, he quickly rolled up his sleeves again and started a new building philanthropy -- The Fuller Center for Housing. One of The Fuller Center's current projects attracted the immediate and continuing interest and strong support of this year's winner of The Rough Notes Co's Community Service Award: J. Smith Lanier & Co of West Point, GA. The Rough Notes Co's Community Service Award annually salutes an independent insurance agent, broker, or agency for their volunteerism and humanitarianism. Robert N. Kretzmer, Rough Notes' Executive Director of the Community Service Award program, also presented a $5,000 check to the Chattahoochee Fuller Center Project Inc, the official name of J. Smith Lanier & Co's designated charity. The Lanier agency has been in business since 1868. J. Smith Lanier's century-plus legacy inspires generation after generation of Lather family members to continually raise their business's bar.
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The Rough Notes Company Presents: 2008 Community Service Award
Millard Fuller, who founded Habitat for Humanity International and led it for 29 years, guided that philanthropic house-building organization to worldwide renown. When he returned to his Alabama and Georgia roots in 2005, he quickly rolled up his sleeves again and started a new building philanthropy-The Fuller Center for Housing.
One of The Fuller Center's current projects attracted the immediate and continuing interest and strong support of this year's winner of The Rough Notes Company's Community Service Award: J. Smith Lanier & Company of West Point, Georgia.The Rough Notes Company's Community Service Award annually salutes an independent insu...See the full content of this document
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