Nancy Jenkins has been a passionate supporter of local charities in Vermont for many years. Along with her dedicated team members, the Nancy Jenkins team contributes time and money and resources to groups that are making a real difference in the lives of Vermonters.
Every March, the Annual Nancy Jenkins Free Movie Day collects over 150 pounds of food for the Chittenden Emergency Food Shelf as well as donations for Women Helping Battered Women. The success of this event and Nancy’s enthusiasm have inspired the participation of other local Burlington businesses: Michael Languasco at Union Bank and Seamus Page from Page Law.
Since 2008, Nancy has been an active board member for the Boys & Girls Club of Burlington, VT. The fine work of this organization has had a significant impact on the lives of many children. The club is proud of its work with both its Early Promise Program and its goal to send children on to higher education. As a team we often serve the children with special dinners, donations and support.
Another group close to Nancy’s heart is Go Red for Women, an organization that celebrates the power of women to band together to wipe out heart disease and stroke. Nancy is an annual supporter of the Go Red for Women Luncheon every year.
Nancy also uses her role in the real estate market to encourage families, when moving, to consider donating unneeded furniture and appliances to ReSource which helps rehabilitate women in need. Women Helping Battered Women is another organization that is important to use. There is a natural synergy there, where a working mother who is rebuilding her life can truly benefit from the help and support.
Alison Barges has been a Team Captain for the American Cancer Society’s annual Northern Vermont Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk since 2013. She created the Nancy Jenkins Real Estate Little Pink Houses Team, which has helped raise thousands of dollars for breast cancer research and support.
Many of our team members including Alison Barges & Amanda Gerlack have been part of the Vermont Walk to Defeat ALS, walking with the Williams Team in honor of Jeremy Williams, a family friend and former Williston resident who died from the disease in 2015. They are supporters of the Jeremy R Williams ALS Golf Classic.
Lori Mallette rides in the Bike MS: Green Mountain Getaway with her partner.
Nancy worked with the United Way of Chittenden County on their annual campaigns helping raise funds since the mid 90’s. In 2016 she and her husband Bryan Jackson are co-chairing the Alexis De Tocqueville society. She was also a founding member of Star Power® Habitat for Humanity, which has funded and built homes in Denver; Washington, DC; San Antonio; San Francisco; and New York City.
Also, the Nancy Jenkins Moving Truck is available for complimentary use by local charities, like the Donald Cook Detachment, Marine Corps League that collects toys for their annual Toys for Kids of Vermont program and Community Cares Camp.
We are pleased to serve our greater community!
Socials