Savannah, GA (PRWEB) January 09, 2014 -- TMX Finance, the nation’s largest and fastest growing consumer finance company, is partnering with the Employment & Training Center (ETC) of Savannah’s Union Mission. The non-profit organization provides a variety of outreach services aimed at supporting Savannah’s homeless and special needs communities. The ETC provides employment services, life skills training, work training, job placement and follow-up services to homeless and at-risk for homelessness individuals. Since the goals of the ETC program align with the strengths of the TMX Finance Recruiting Department, TMX employees are volunteering at the ETC by sharing their professional knowledge to participants who are seeking employment.
To kick-off the year, TMX Finance hosted the First Annual Professional Clothing Drive to support participants of the ETC. The event was a huge success and a variety of items were collected and donated, including suits, blazers, neckties, briefcases, dress shirts, and professional shoes, among many other items. The event served as the first of many volunteer opportunities that TMX Finance will offer to Union Mission.
“We are so happy to partner with Union Mission this year,” said Lindsey Reed Smith, Vice President of Talent Acquisition for TMX Finance. “The TMX Recruiting Department continues to search for ways to give back to the Savannah community and what better way than to share our professional knowledge with individuals interested in learning.”
About TMX Finance
TMX Finance is one of the largest and fastest growing consumer finance companies in the United States. Our family of brands includes TitleMax, TitleBucks, EquityAuto Loan, Auto Cash, TMX Credit and InstaLoan. There are over 1,300 stores in fifteen states and the company continues to grow. In fact, TMX Finance has doubled in size over the past 5 years and plans to maintain that rate of growth for the next several years.
Louise Connell, Titlemax Inc. 1, http://www.titlemax.com, +1 (912) 629-1543, [email protected]
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