At Brogan Financial, we care about helping to make the world a better place for our clients, friends, and family. That’s why we choose to donate our resources and volunteer our time at a number of charities and nonprofit organizations throughout the year.
Additionally, we carefully select a worthy charitable cause to support during each holiday season. Together with our employees and clients, we engage with the chosen charity to make an impact on our community. Some of the previous charities we’ve worked with include:
The Navy SEAL
Foundation
The Navy SEAL Foundation’s programs are focused on the preservation of the Naval Special Warfare force and their families. Every January, Jim Brogan represents Brogan Financial and proudly participates in the Tampa Bay Frogman Swim, benefiting the Navy SEAL Foundation. The 5k open water swim across Tampa Bay is a fundraising event where 100 percent of the proceeds are donated to the nonprofit.
The Butterfly Fund
Brogan Financial is an annual sponsor of The Butterfly Fund of East Tennessee’s Annual 5K Run/Walk. The Butterfly Fund is a non-profit organization supporting research, treatment, and services dedicated to the defeat of childhood cancers. To date, the Butterfly Fund has donated $215,000 to East Tennessee Children’s Hospital and $20,000 to CureSearch.
Toys for Tots
The mission of the U. S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program is to collect new, unwrapped toys during October, November, and December each year, and distribute those toys as Christmas gifts to less fortunate children in the Knoxville community.
Mission of Hope
The Mission of Hope is a year-round ministry blessed to assist many of our less fortunate Appalachian neighbors with much-needed goods and resources; college scholarships; and help with basic educational, health care, and home repair needs.
More information about the Mission of Hope can be found here.
Ronald McDonald House
The Ronald McDonald House of Knoxville provides a “home-away-from-home” for families of seriously ill children receiving treatment at nearby hospitals. The House provides a comfortable residence near the medical facility where family members can sleep, eat, relax, and find support from other families in similar situations.
Since opening its doors in March 1985, the Ronald McDonald House of Knoxville has provided a home for over 54,000 people.
The Love Kitchen
The Love Kitchen is 100% volunteer-driven and provides meals, clothing, and emergency food packages to homebound, homeless, and unemployed persons. They work with local agencies to provide meals, secure used clothing, and donate services in the hope of promoting the self-sufficiency of those we serve.
