Buckingham Foundation works to initiate and implement positive change in communities tied to Buckingham Companies. We strive to make a difference where our employees work, our residents live and in the communities we build.
Ashley Parker of Buckingham Companies has been selected as a member of the inaugural class of the Mutz Philanthropic Leadership Institute. Launched by Indiana Philanthropy Alliance in 2021, the Mutz Institute provides a leadership training experience to skill-up professionals serving in board and executive roles at foundations, corporations and social impact organizations across Indiana.
The Buckingham Builders came together on Friday, October 9, 2020 to participate in the Greater Indy Habitat for Humanity Women Build. Sponsored by Buckingham Foundation and led by Ashley Parker, the team worked together to install shelving, doorknobs and other finishing touches on Sandra & LaQuinta’s homes.
2019 was another busy year for Buckingham Foundation! From our QPR training in the first quarter to our annual Day of Service at the end of the year, our Buckingham team members were hard at work giving back to the communities that Buckingham Companies has a presence in. See the impact we made in one year.
Buckingham Foundation and Kimpton Aertson Hotel announce a double benefit program to support those effected by the COVID-19 pandemic in Nashville. The first benefit of these relief efforts offers complimentary hotel rooms at Midtown’s Kimpton Aertson Hotel, mere steps from the Vanderbilt Medical Campus, for medical workers and first responders. Step two involves a partnership with Nashville Food Project to turn Henley, the award-winning modern American brasserie, into a satellite kitchen to provide daily meals to local communities experiencing food insecurity.
As the philanthropic partner of Buckingham Companies, Buckingham Foundation has always committed itself to make a positive impact on the communities which it serves. Today, Buckingham Foundation and Kimpton Aertson Hotel announce a double benefit program to support those effected by the COVID-19 pandemic in Nashville.
