CENTURY 21 Scheetz Comes Together for International Week of Giving
At CENTURY 21 Scheetz, giving back is more than a tradition. It's part of who we are.
This July, our offices across Central and Southern Indiana came together for our annual International Week of Giving, dedicating their time, talents, and resources to organizations making a meaningful impact in their local communities. From assembling care kits and volunteering at nonprofits to collecting school supplies and supporting children entering foster care, each office found a unique way to serve those around them.
What Is International Week of Giving?
International Week of Giving is an annual CENTURY 21 tradition observed by offices across the globe, uniting agents and staff around a shared commitment to community service. At CENTURY 21 Scheetz, this week has become one of the most meaningful expressions of our Core Value: Love and Support Our Community. Each year our offices choose local organizations that reflect the heart of the neighborhoods they serve — and this year was no exception.
How CENTURY 21 Scheetz Gives Back Across Central Indiana
Here's a look at how each of our offices made a difference during the 2026 International Week of Giving.
Zionsville — Isaiah 117 House
The Zionsville office hosted a donation drive from July 27–31 in support of Isaiah 117 House. Donations help provide comfort and care for children entering foster care by supplying essentials like clothing, toys, blankets, and other comforting items while they wait for a safe placement.
Downtown Indianapolis — HVAF of Indiana
The Downtown Indianapolis office partnered with HVAF of Indiana through both a donation drive and a volunteer day on July 28. Agents helped stock, organize, and clean the organization's pantry while supporting HVAF's mission of helping homeless and at-risk veterans return to self-sufficiency.
Carmel — Prevail
On July 27, the Carmel office volunteered with Prevail, assisting with preparations for the organization's upcoming celebration event. Volunteers created pieces for a giving tree, wrote cards for guests, and completed painting projects to refresh client spaces. Since 1986, Prevail has provided hope, healing, and support to more than 70,000 survivors of crime and abuse while working to prevent violence in our communities.
Columbus — Back to School Pack the House
Throughout the month of July, the Columbus office collected school supplies for Back to School Pack the House. At the end of the drive, donated supplies were presented to teachers nominated by our agents, helping equip local classrooms for the upcoming school year.
96th Street — Cooper's House
The 96th Street office volunteered at Cooper's House on July 29, supporting an organization dedicated to creating a welcoming and supportive environment for everyone impacted by foster care.
Fishers — Food4Souls
On July 28, the Fishers office partnered with Food4Souls to assemble snack kits for individuals experiencing homelessness. Food4Souls serves Central Indiana by providing hot meals, clothing, hygiene items, and ongoing support to those experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity.
Greenwood — Joshua Center
The Greenwood office spent July 28 volunteering at the Joshua Center in Johnson County. Team members tackled a variety of projects, including organizing supplies, assembling tool kits and pencil bags, deep cleaning, moving furniture, and assisting with administrative tasks. Joshua Center provides grief support services that bring hope and healing to children and families throughout the community.
Avon — Sheltering Wings
The Avon office hosted a Christmas in July donation drive benefiting Sheltering Wings, collecting items from the organization's wish list. Sheltering Wings provides emergency housing and supportive services for survivors escaping domestic abuse, helping individuals and families build safe, independent futures.
Bloomington — Teacher's Warehouse
Throughout July, the Bloomington office collected donations for Teacher's Warehouse, helping provide free classroom supplies for local educators as they prepare for a new school year.
Why Community Giving Matters at CENTURY 21 Scheetz
At CENTURY 21 Scheetz, community investment isn't a checkbox — it's a cornerstone. Through the CENTURY 21 Scheetz Foundation, established in 2007, our agents and staff have given back more than $2 million to local families, nonprofits, and community organizations across Central Indiana. International Week of Giving is one of the most powerful expressions of that commitment — with every office, in every community we serve, showing up together for the people around them.
When you work with a CENTURY 21 Scheetz agent, you're working with someone who is invested in your community long after the closing table. Learn more about the CENTURY 21 Scheetz Foundation.
Making an Impact Together
International Week of Giving is a reminder that even small acts of service can create lasting change. Whether through volunteering, organizing donation drives, or supporting local nonprofits, our agents and staff are proud to invest in the communities they serve every day.
Thank you to everyone who volunteered, donated, and partnered with us to make this year's International Week of Giving a success. Together, we're making a difference — one community at a time.
Are you looking for a real estate company that does more than close deals? CENTURY 21 Scheetz is proud to serve Central Indiana with Elevated Service and Greater Purpose. Find your local CENTURY 21 Scheetz agent today.
