About WDFloyd

Dave Floyd is an attorney, real estate broker, and trivia host in Austin, Texas. He works with the Foskitt Law Office and is an owner of Floyd Real Estate. He was a candidate for Austin City Council in 2014 and lives in the Zilker Neighborhood.

Saturday, July 13, 2013

Foskitt Realty Group Supports Access to Justice Programs

Austin's Foskitt Realty Group's Pledge to Help Legal Pro Bono


Austin Realtor +Sara Foskitt is supporting pro bono legal services and Texas access to justice programs.  For the remainder of 2013, the Foskitt Realty Group will donate 25% of commissions to the following access to justice program of the client's choice:


Check out Sara Foskitt's pro bono and access to justice support announcement from the Foskitt Realty Group website:

I am very pleased and excited to announce Foskitt Realty Group’s 2013 Pro Bono campaign.  I pledge 25% of my 2013 commissions to access to justice programs.
Over the past few years, these services have been hindered due to continually decreased funding.  As an attorney, I have always felt an obligation to help by donating legal services.  I’m glad I now have the opportunity also to help access to justice programs as a Realtor.
In 2013, 25% of Foskitt Realty Group’s transaction commissions will be donated on behalf of the clients to access to justice programs of their choice.
I look forward to making significant donations to these worthy programs.  Be on the lookout for updates and to find out how much is being contributed!

So, if you are looking to buy or sell property in Austin, then contact Sara to discuss her range of services.  Not only will you get top quality service from a Realtor/Real Estate Lawyer, but you'll be able to support vital legal services programs using money you would have spent anyway.  Everybody wins in this situation.

If you aren't in the market for a house but still want to help the programs listed above, then please contact them to see how you can offer your support.   




Disclosure: +Dave Floyd is Board Secretary of The Texas Advocacy Project




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