Chattanooga Roots Raises $4,000 For Siskin Children's Institute

  • Wednesday, February 7, 2018
David Henson, Ashley Welch, and Natalie Henson, Deborah Arfken, and Julie Mickel
David Henson, Ashley Welch, and Natalie Henson, Deborah Arfken, and Julie Mickel

Siskin Children’s Institute announced the success of its community partner, Chattanooga Roots Property Team. For each home purchased or sold in 2017, the Chattanooga Roots Property Team donated $50 to Siskin Children’s Institute. Due to their generosity, the team raised a total of $4,000 in the past year to support the programs and services for children with special needs and their families.

“Even before visiting the Institute, I felt the need to give back to the Chattanooga community,” said Natalie Henson. “Siskin Children’s Institute and the children with special needs they serve hold a special place in my heart. I’m so glad I have the opportunity to support a local organization that supports families in our community.” 

Institute Interim President and CEO, Deborah Arfken, said, “We appreciate Chattanooga Roots, a dedicated community partner. They and all our partners ensure that we achieve our mission.”

 For more information about Siskin Children’s Institute visit siskin.org

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