Tanya Strittmatter, a passionate advocate for the trades, shares her inspiring journey and the profound sense of community that binds the industry. Listen to Tanya as she recounts how her husband's legacy as a second-generation business owner shaped her path and fueled her mission to learn from past mistakes for collective success. We explore the role of organizations like Service Nation in fostering collaboration among contractors and celebrate the heartwarming support extended to Joseph Grove by the Joseph Groh Foundation after his life-altering accident. This episode is a testament to the trades industry's spirit of solidarity and generosity.
Discover how the Joseph Groh Foundation makes a tangible impact by providing grants to those in the home service industry facing disabilities or life-changing injuries. Learn about the foundation's simple, yet effective application process and the incredible work done by volunteers across 37 states. Tanya sheds light on the concept of luminary giving and the myriad ways business owners can weave charitable activities into their company culture, from participating in golf tournaments to making tax-deductible donations. Join us as we inspire listeners to engage with the foundation's mission and create meaningful community connections.
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