Our Commitment

Our Community

btr gives back

At BTR, we believe that success isn’t just measured by business growth—it’s defined by the impact we make in our communities. Through our Give Big Program, we actively support causes that matter to our team, ensuring we give back in meaningful ways.

The Give Big Program

The Give Big Program was created to empower our team to support the causes they care about. Each quarter, BTR provides monetary donations to organizations that align with our core values and community focus areas. Whether it’s funding critical initiatives or donating time through volunteer efforts, we’re committed to making a lasting impact.

Our Focus Areas

BTR is dedicated to supporting organizations that create real change in these key areas:

Mental Health Awareness & Support

Homeless & Underprivileged Assistance – Food, Clothing, & Housing

Disease Research & Medical Support

Childhood Development – Education, Youth Sports, & Community Growth

Each quarter, our Give Big Committee reviews applications submitted by BTR employees and distributes support to organizations that align with our mission of People Serving People.

How We Give Back

monetary donations

Supporting nonprofit organizations through direct contributions.

Team Volunteering

We don’t just donate—we take action by participating in community service initiatives.

employee-driven support

Our team members are at the heart of this program, nominating organizations that inspire them.

Recent Impact

Who We’ve Helped

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