This Thanksgiving, we are so thankful for our clients, community and friends. You are all part of our Link family and we truly appreciate each of you and are so grateful to be able to continue serving you! We hope this season is filled with happiness and joy, health and prosperity. Wishing you all a Happy Thanksgiving!
It’s been a crazy year, but during these trying times we wanted to take a minute to express our thanks and gratitude to our clients, friends, family and the community that we are so fortunate to be a part of. We feel truly blessed to be able to work with you and we appreciate the trust you put in us. We wish you all a healthy, happy Thanksgiving holiday.
Here at Linkenheimer, we want to say thank you to our clients and community, who have given the opportunity to serve you over the past year. We say that “we want to change lives locally and abroad through the work we do, the relationships we develop and the charities we support” and we couldn’t do that without your help. We are grateful for the trust you’ve placed in us, the friendships that have developed and grown and we consider each of you part of the Linkenheimer team. So from all of us at Linkenheimer, we hope this season is filled with lots of happiness, joy, health, and prosperity. May your home be filled with love on this wonderful occasion. Happy Thanksgiving.
With the holidays here, we wanted to take a minute to let our clients, friends and community know how grateful we are for you. In this season of thanks, we have many things to be grateful for. And one of them is working with the wonderful clients we have. Thank you for your support over all these years and we appreciate the opportunity to continue serving you, your families and businesses. Hope this season is filled with lots of happiness and joy, health, and prosperity.
On Wednesday, November 26th, a team of 11 Linkenheimer staff and family showed up at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds to help serve food to a portion of the county’s almost 4,000 homeless, along with hundreds of working poor and underprivileged families looking for assistance. The free Thanksgiving meal is a tradition that the Redwood Gospel Mission has continued to put on over the years and as families have fallen on hard times, it’s a welcome reprieve to enjoy a free turkey dinner. The plates of food consisted of hot turkey, gravy, stuffing, green beans, rolls, salad and cranberry sauce. And while the plates were always filled to the brim, the staff at the Redwood Gospel Mission made it clear, if people are still hungry, they get to eat as many plates as possible. No one leaves feeling under fed. In addition to the hot food, 600 volunteers handed out grocery bags to almost 1200 people, in addition to the flu shots, medical checks, coats, hair cuts and even massages that were provided. Community and firm culture have always been the pillars of our firm and we were grateful to be able to participate and help out with such an amazing […]