Operation RE/MAX

Fighting Breast Cancer
In 2009, RE/MAX became a National Sponsor of
the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure® series after
six years as co-sponsor of the Breast Cancer Survivor
Recognition Program at each Race for the Cure in
North America.
A client can support Susan G. Komen for the Cure
through their home sale or purchase. RE/MAX
agents who participate in the Home for the Cure®
program pledge in your name to make a donation
once the transaction is complete.
2010’s Race for the Cure – Bangor, ME
Making Miracles Happen
RE/MAX proudly supports
Children's Miracle Network
Hospitals, and has done so
since 1992, raising more than
$100 million through
community, regional and
international fundraisers for
sick and injured kids.
When a client works with a RE/MAX agent who
participates in the Miracle Home® program,
Children's Miracle Network Hospitals receives a
donation in their name upon completion of their
home sale or purchase.
Operation RE/MAX is an employment recruitment program, targeting
military spouses, retirees, injured veterans and other ex-military personnel.
Volunteer RE/MAX brokers agree to attend on-base job fairs, sponsor
informative “recruiting events”, provide personal mentoring and schedule
training as needed. All of these activities are provided at no cost to
military participants. The RE/MAX broker also provides information on
possible employment in the real estate industry, to assist program
participants in deciding upon a career path.
If interested in pursuing a real estate license, the broker can also provide
detailed information on local licensing requirements. In many cases,
classroom instruction for obtaining a real estate license can be paid for by
GI Bill benefits.
Operation
RE/MAX
Real Estate careers
For military families.
What does it
cost to hang
with CNN star
Wolf Blitzer and
act like a cable
newsman? How
about a cool $1
million? At least
that's what
Dave Liniger, chair and cofounder of RE/MAX, paid this
month for CNN's "Warrior One," the cable's Iraq war
Hummer that Blitzer helped auction off at the famous
Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Event in Scottsdale, Ariz.
Auctioning the Hummer, refurbished by the TV
show Overhaulin', was the idea of those who operated it
in Iraq. Their goal: helping raise money for the Fisher
House Foundation, which builds "comfort homes" for
families of hospitalized military personnel. CNN sent the
full $1 million to the charity.
Our mission is to provide lifechanging opportunities for
men and women of the U.S.
Armed Forces who have
suffered severe injuries and
need the support of grateful
communities to realize their
dreams.
Since 9/11, for
every American
who has died in
battle, dozens
more have
survived, thanks to
cutting edge military medical care. That means, unlike
any other time in history, many more severely wounded
are coming home, faced with the challenges of putting
their lives back together.
Sentinels Of Freedom provides four year "life
scholarships" to help vets become self- sufficient. Our
vets are finding that once they're released from the
hospital, they face the everyday hardships of finding a
home, continuing their education, or going to work to
support their families. Every American faces the same
difficulties, but in the vet's case, the situation is made
more difficult because of their sacrifice.
Want a chance to deck out your
driveway Celtics style? RE/MAX New England,
partnered with the Boston Celtics is giving you that
opportunity.
Three lucky contest winners will receive a made over
and newly paved driveway fully equipped with a
branded court, basketball stanchion, balls, and
equipment courtesy of RE/MAX New England and
the Boston Celtics.
The winner will also participate in a free clinic in their
hometown which is hosted by a Celtics player and
legend.
RE/MAX is the official partner of the New
England Patriots. The Patriots have
claimed three Super Bowl titles during our
partnership and have become one of the
most recognized sports franchises. Each
year RE/MAX of New England and the
Patriots come together for a unique
program called Tailgate for the Cure. In
2009, Tailgate for the Cure raised more
than $28,000 for the Susan G Komen
Massachusetts Affiliate which funds
research and screening programs in
Massachusetts.
Since RE/MAX became the title
sponsor in 1995, the RE/MAX
World Long Drive
Championship has evolved from
a low-key event to the premier
grass-roots golf event in the
world - one that includes
golfers from virtually every
corner of the globe, and one
whose finals are televised
annually on ESPN.
The world’s best long hitters
compete every October at the
Long Drive finals in Mesquite,
Nev. Watch the longest hitters
in golf on ESPN2 on Christmas
Day.
The RE/MAX World Long Drive
Championship powered by Dicks
Sporting Goods evolved out of the
National Long Drive Championship,
which began in 1975. It has grown
from a mostly low-key event to one
that includes golfers from virtually
every corner of the world.
Competitors come from more than
15 countries, and vie for a purse
worth over $450,000.
Many of the purse winners donate a
portion of their winnings to various
charities around the world.
A company image seven stories tall. Multiply
that by more than 120 and you have one of
the largest fleets of hot air balloons in the
world. Across North America and now
increasingly around the globe, the red, white,
and blue balloons emblazoned with the
RE/MAX logo participate in balloon meets,
highlight charitable and business promotions,
and drift above athletic events.
Overview
The RE/MAX hot air balloon
is the perfect teaching aid
that adds excitement to the
lesson of Thermodynamics.
The program is designed to
teach the class about the
physics of why hot air rises,
how hot air becomes less
dense and what happens to
the molecules during this
process while of course
being introduced to man’s
first form of flight the hot air
balloon.
Grade Levels
This program is designed specifically for the elementary
school aged children. We recommend from 2nd – 5th grades
since the younger children are sometimes afraid of the
balloon and the older kids bored with the program. For the
younger children we recommend viewing the balloon from a
good distance away and not included in the education
portion since most of the material would be too advanced.