Ongoing Haircuts Donated To Area’s Less Fortunate By Local Title Insurance Business Owner

March 2, 2013 - PRLog -- In cooperation with LifeNet4Families and his own business Independence Title, Inc. Tacher was more than happy to provide a hair clipper to assist the services of volunteers for the ongoing grooming. “We were so happy to donate the clippers and all of the tools and items necessary to make sure that the area’s residents who need help are looking and feeling the very best they can.”  said Tacher.  “When we feel better, it gives us all a leg up. So to speak.”

LifeNet4Families is a Feeding Program serving Fort Lauderdale’s hungry families with much needed food. Local resident and owner of Independence Title, Inc. Kevin Tacher, was named Vice Chair on the LifeNet4Families Board of Directors in 2013. Independence Title, Inc. is  a leading source for title insurance, real estate mobile applications, and up to date real estate information and education.

For more information on LifeNet4Families visit http://www.LifeNet4Families.org

For more information on Kevin Tacher and his downloadable best-selling book, “Sold! The World's Leading Real Estate Experts Reveal the Secrets to Selling Your Home for Top Dollar in Record Time!” visit http://www.TitleRate.com

Founded several years ago by Amazon.com Best-Selling Author Kevin Tacher, Independence Title Inc. is located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. They are one of South Florida’s fasting growing Title Insurance Agencies. Independence Title is locally owned and managed. They provide their team of title professionals with state of the art technology, mobile applications and continued training. Together with support of the top underwriters in the title insurance industry, they have the expertise to complete real estate transactions with the highest level of efficiency and client service. They can be reached at 954-335-9305 or online at http://www.titlerate.com

LifeNet4Families | Cooperative Feeding Program has over 27 years of service to the hungry and homeless of Broward County. From the humble beginnings of distributing a few peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to the homeless, to today's provision of 1.3 million meals a year, the agency's dramatic development has reflected both the growing numbers and the growing needs of the poor in our community. We are proud to have worked with so many community organizations as we do everything in our power to reduce the pain and suffering of those needing food and resources to improve their lives.