How Small Businesses Can Create Big Impact Through Philanthropy

David and Natascha Manley, co-owners of ProLift Garage Doors in Amarillo, Texas, share their inspiring journey from retail careers to franchise ownership and how they have built philanthropy into the core of their business. 

Through their small business, the Manleys have made a substantial impact on their community by supporting organizations like Fill with Hope, which addresses food insecurity in local schools. 

Tune in to hear their practical tips on how they integrated giving back into business culture and how even small teams can make a big difference in their communities.

Join us as we discuss:

• [4:34] How an entrepreneur coach helped the Manleys start a business

• [8:09] Business philanthropy and giving back to the community

• [20:11] Advice for contractors wanting to integrate giving into their culture

Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast:

• Titans for Change Prometheus Award

• Fill With Hope

• The Entrepreneur’s Source - Amarillo Chamber of Commerce

• Innova

• If you’d like to help fight food insecurity in Texas schools, check out David and Natascha’s donation wishlist here.

• The Prometheus Award

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