Advance Financial Wins Gold For Corporate Giving In Global Awards Program

  • Thursday, September 15, 2016
Shantrelle Johnson accepted the Gold Winner award for the Corporate Social Responsibility Program of the Year at the 8th Annual Golden Bridge Awards on behalf of Advance Financial
Shantrelle Johnson accepted the Gold Winner award for the Corporate Social Responsibility Program of the Year at the 8th Annual Golden Bridge Awards on behalf of Advance Financial

Vice President of Corporate Citizenship Shantrelle Johnson attended the 8th Annual Golden Bridge Awards in San Francisco Monday on behalf of Nashville-based financial services company Advance Financial. Ms. Johnson accepted the Gold Winner award for the Corporate Social Responsibility Program of the Year. 

Advance Financial was honored for its corporate citizenship program, and the Advance Financial Foundation, which gave $203,755 in charitable contributions in 2015 to education and health and wellness organizations in Nashville and the other 34 cities throughout Tennessee where they have storefronts. Employees also logged a total of 1,557 community service hours in these cities. In the first half of 2016 the program gave $142,000 and volunteered nearly 1,000 hours.   

“At Advance Financial we see helping others as a way of life, both within our financial centers and out in the community,” said Tina Hodges, chief executive and chief experience officer for Advance Financial. “Our corporate citizenship program has grown immensely since we brought on Shantrelle and created the foundation. It’s an incredible honor to have our efforts recognized by this international awards program.” 

The Golden Bridge Awards are an annual industry and peers recognition program honoring companies in every major industry from large to small and new start-ups North America, Europe, Middle-East, Africa, Asia-Pacific and Latin-America.

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