TFS Cares was created in 2017 with the goal of bettering the communities we and our clients live and work in. Our goals have always been modest in this realm, but with the support of our clients we have  exceeded them each and every year, which has been an amazing experience for everyone involved. Please take a moment to view the diverse organizations and causes that we have partnered with throughout this journey. We take great pride in our ability to provide these donations both monetary and time; we’re excited for what the future holds!

We owe a HUGE Thank you to all of our partner clients for their consistent support.

We couldn’t do any of this without you!

2024

2024 is officially the year that we issue #TheChallenge to all of our production teams. The first team to hit the 10 hours per person goal, will receive a donation to a charity of that teams choosing. So far, it has created a great competitive spirit! Our first week available everyone shot out of the gate. We had four events line up. First was one of our TX team members kicked it off by supporting the RUFS foundation in their third Annual Walk against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault held in Port St Lucie FL. The second was our Richmond VA team lead attended a charity walk for the Massey Cancer Institute in Richmond VA. The third was a Baton Rouge team lead joining an event at the Baton Rouge Food Bank. Fourth we had members of our FL and TX team band together in Greensboro NC to support Backpack Beginnings. Finally, we had a Port St Lucie team member work with House of Hope Martin Count FL.

 

 

 

 

2023

2023 is off to a great start! Our first volunteer event is in the books with a trip to Backpack Beginnings in Greensboro NC. We also continued supporting our core Non-Profits, including Tunnels to Towers, Wounded Warrior Project, Family Room, Operation Underground Railroad, and the Baton Rouge Food Bank. 

 

2022

We are excited to be back into the swing of in person events. We were able to get a few in this year with Keep Charleston Beautiful and the Livingston Activity Center! We also continued our monetary donations to our staple charities of Wounded Warrior Project, Tunnels to Towers, The Baton Rouge Food Bank, Operation Underground Railroad.

Livingston Activity Center: https://www.lac-la.org/

We are proud to be able to continue to support these organizations and are looking forward to 2023!

2021

2021 was yet another limited year for in person events, but we were able to get one in as a team to help sort clothes at Here Today Gone Tomorrow in Baton Rouge. A local Non-Profit that supplies other charities with overflow clothes and ships certain seasonal clothes to Africa. We had our normal staple organizations of Wounded Warrior Project, Tunnels to Towers, St Vincent DePaul, St Jude, and the Baton Rouge Food Bank. We were also able to expand to a few new organizations such as Operation Underground Railroad, which fights child trafficking across the US and 28 countries; Family Room which provides clothes/furniture/toys to brand new foster parents 24/7 in the Greensboro NC Area. 

We are proud to support all of these organizations on behalf of our internal team and all of our clients throughout the southeastern US. We Hope to continue increasing our donations in 2022 and participate in more in person events. 

2020

2020 limited our ability to do in person events, however our team was able to provide more monetary donations than usual to more charities than usual, so we consider that a win! Please take a moment to look at each of these organizations as they are all important to our team and our clients.

The only supported organization not pictured below is http://www.VeteransHopeHouse.org who provides affordable housing and other various services to homeless veterans.

 

 

2019

2019 wrapped up with a bang! We were able to partner with a client in Birmingham, AL to bring a volunteer force of 50 people to the Exceptional Foundation. This foundation works with developmentally challenged individuals of all ages helping to improve social and functional skills. Alex and Marcia in our Baton Rouge office spent some time with the Baton Rouge Food Bank, partnering with one of our clients in the area, contributing over 30 hours of service time. The organization feeds the hungry in Baton Rouge and the surrounding parishes (11 total) by providing food and educational outreach through faith-based and other community partners. We were also fortunate enough to provide a donation to the Charlotte Rescue Mission in Charlotte, NC to help them replenish a depleted food pantry. The organization provides free Christian-based residential recovery programs that help people struggling with the disease of addiction achieve long-term sobriety, find employment and stable housing, and restore and build healthy relationships. Most recently we were able to provide a monetary donation to the South Carolina Wildlife Foundation on behalf of a close family friend, Judy Cummings, may she rest in peace. We hope this donation helps support them in their mission conserving and restoring South Carolina’s wildlife and wildlife habitat through education and advocacy.

 

 

 

2018

In 2018 we shared our time with a few different causes. First off we attended the ALS walk in Baton rouge on team “Rock for Mike”. This event holds a special place in our hearts due to a close family connection. Donations and funds raised are put towards the research for a cure to ALS (Lou Gehrig’s disease). We then provided clean up efforts in Greensboro, where our Satellite office is located, after a tornado came through destroying a number of homes. Later, we ventured over to Birmingham Alabama and partnered with a client to provide an outdoor event for the children of the Bell Center. This organization helps developmentally challenged children from 0-3 by providing more personalized education. Finally we provided some time to the United Food Force in Stockbridge Georgia, putting together sack lunches for local school children coming into an extended break.

 

 

2017

In our inaugural year, we were able to spend time with a couple of organizations. Our first event was at the Ronald McDonald house in Charlotte where we helped put together snacks for residents to grab on their way to and from the hospitals in the area. the organization provides free room and board for families dealing with long term medical issues and that do not have the funds to stay in the area of the hospital themselves. Next we made it down to Stockbridge GA to provide some labor at the Haven House. This organization provided shelter and food for battered or displaced women and children. Finally, we finished out the year at the Baton Rouge food bank, where we helped stock shelves and assemble snack meals for low income children for the the winter break. The food bank provides food for a number of organizations and families in the Baton Rouge area.