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In 2015, a vision was established – to create an initiative that would help empower and equip the next generation of leaders and entrepreneurs with tools that would remove their limiting beliefs and allow them to live bigger, fuller lives. 

The vision – established by Keller Williams Co-Founder Gary Keller – would formally turn into the 501(c)3 nonprofit organization called KW Kids Can (KWKC).

Since its inception, the organization has helped thousands of young adults and high school students, hosting self-development events powered by Gary Keller’s Quantum Leap material and offering scholarships so graduates can receive free coaching and scholarships.

To fund this mission, KWKC hosts an annual Founder’s Day fundraiser honoring Keller. This year, the fundraiser runs July 15 through July 21, Keller’s 65th birthday, with a goal to raise $650,000. 

The Founder’s Day Impact 

“In our first two years celebrating Founder’s Day, our associates and supporters raised over $500,000 toward helping KWKC empower the next generation,” shares Brandi Lauve, Executive Director for KWKC. “And, over the past two-and-a-half years, KWKC has provided thousands of young leaders (ages 18-28) and entrepreneurs self-development opportunities valued at more than $550,000, and awarded $317,250 in coaching and $362,058 in scholarships.” 

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From the introduction of profit share (over $1.7B shared to date) to the release of The Millionaire Real Estate Agent – an industrywide business and wealth-building blueprint – Keller Williams has shown an unwavering dedication to helping agents build wealth. 

Today, the effort deepens with the introduction of its latest community, KW Wealth. 

“As an abundant-thinking organization, we believe that all agents have the ability to experience wealth and transform their lives,” shares Sajag Patel, Keller Williams’ chief operating officer.  

“That’s why we partnered with renowned real estate investor Brett Tanner to launch KW Wealth. Brett and his team have cracked the code to achieving $50 million in personal net worth. Over the course of their workshops, community members will learn, in detail, how to find and capitalize on investment opportunities, run the right numbers for their goal, grow in a network of like-minded peers, and earn incredible ‘behind the rope’ access to thought leaders in the wealth space.” 

Meet Brett Tanner

As a leader, innovator, investor, and top-selling real estate agent, Brett Tanner is a quadruple threat in the world of real estate investment. Ranked as the #9 real estate team in the country by the Wall Street Journal and consistently ranked among the top real estate teams at Keller Williams, the Elite Home Advisors – 90+ agents strong – have sold over $2 billion in real estate. Highly sought after as a national speaker and mentor, Brett imparts his deep knowledge of the real estate investment space to industries focused on entrepreneurial growth and leadership. 

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