Century 21 franchisees donated $2.6 million to Easterseals in 2024, bringing lifetime donations to $141 million. Easterseals supports people with limited mobility and health challenges to live more independent lives.
Source: Inman News
Century 21 lifetime Easterseals donations reaches $141M
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