RICHMOND, VIRGINIA: Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer partnered with FETCH A Cure for the third quarter of 2020 through their Thalhimer Gives program, a company initiative focused on community involvement and charitable giving. Through Thalhimer Gives, associates actively engage in the community by donating financially and giving generously of their time to local non-profit organizations. 

• Donating financially
   o Thalhimer associates raised $2,724 for FETCH A Cure through “Friday Jeans”. “Friday Jeans” allows Thalhimer associates to wear jeans every Friday by making a $5 donation to the Thalhimer Gives partner organization, along with a company match. Thalhimer also sponsored Bring Your Dog to Work Day, which included an entry fee to benefit FETCH A Cure.

• Giving generously of their time
   o Thalhimer partnered with FETCH A Cure for three volunteer opportunities, and provided associates paid time off to give back.
      – Thalhimer associates assisted with donor mailing tasks for ‘ask’ letters needed for FETCH’s upcoming Pets on Parade Benefit & Auction.
      -Thalhimer associates helped FETCH A Cure prepare for their Holiday Bone Treats, an annual end-of-year campaign to raise awareness for FETCH and pet cancer. We also helped decorate wooden “rein-dogs” used to display their treat bags during the holiday season.
      -The Thalhimer team of volunteers assisted with goodie bag preparation for the 2020 Mutt Strut Pet Cancer Awareness Walk on October 4th.

• Providing much-needed supplies
  o Thalhimer associates donated various pet supplies including crates, beds, carriers, leashes/collars and treats/snacks.

“FETCH a Cure is sincerely grateful for our partnership with Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer. The company’s volunteer support and donations have empowered FETCH to further pet cancer awareness, education, and treatment funding. We enjoyed meeting members of their team and are so appreciative of their time and generosity. We thank the Thalhimer Gives program for being a bright highlight during these last few months,” said Joanne Silverman, Executive Director, FETCH A Cure.