The RSIR Nation (RSIR) is committed to positive contributions within the local community, towards industry activation, and as part of annual gifting programs with key philanthropic partnerships. These initiatives manifest into special events, service on community boards and industry committees. The company and individual broker gifting programs will also be furthered by matching programs with the Jones Family Foundation.
Upcoming Events
November 24, 2024
11am – 4pm
10237 Main Street
Bellevue, WA 98004
Executives from Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty (RSIR) and Jocovine Bistro & Events jointly announced a featured event called “Raise Your Vibe 2025”, to be held at the venue located at 10237 Main Street in downtown Bellevue, WA on Sunday, November 24, 2024. Visit this link to RSVP.
This event announcement is timed with Women’s Entrepreneurship Day, on November 19th, an initiative that aims to empower women globally. Over the years, WEDO, Women’s Entrepreneurship Day Organization, has gained international recognition, with events and activities taking place in various countries to celebrate the achievements of women in business.
Raise Your Vibe 2025 will inspire health, wealth, beauty, fashion, and wellness during the approaching season of giving as the collective kicks off the holiday shopping with this curated pop-up exhibition represented by women-owned businesses. A portion of ticket and retail sales will benefit Mary’s Place by centering equity and opportunity for women and families.
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“We are very excited to host this timely event to support the local community,” said Andrea Lopez, the General Manager of Jocovine Bistro & Events. “We anticipate approximately 100 guests for the brunch and preferred access to the retail shopping experience followed by an afternoon happy hour that will be open to the public.”More than 30 local brands will be represented with special musical guests Victoria Contreras and Jennifer Rae. The morning begins with a group meditation led by Catherine Grace O’Connell, a fitting with Yomisma resort wear, and a preview of an upcoming (and sold out) TEDx speech by Liz Galloway
Established in 2018 by Dixie and Trevor Jones of Vancouver, BC, the Jones Family Foundation is a Canadian family charity. Dean Jones is a Director of the Jones Family Foundation, with a focus on managing matching funds alongside Sotheby’s International Realty Affiliates for NewStory Homes.
About
The Jones Family Foundation is a 100-year charitable organization that will be operated by the children and grandchildren of Dixie and Trevor Jones, philanthropists residing in Vancouver, BC, Canada. The overall mission is to support underprivileged woman, children and families to foster entrepreneurialism and pay forward in kind to their society. Current projects include the establishment of a woman’s dormitory adjacent the St. Francis University in Ifakara, Tanzania (in collaboration with Provision Charitable Foundation); expansion of Covenant House building for youth in recovery; supporting woman in need through Avalon Recovery Center, and families through Ronald McDonald House in Vancouver, BC; and supporting land development and housing projects in Mexico, Central America; and Haiti.
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