RangeWater Impact Foundation continues its partnership with more than $50,000 in national and local support for Entryway in 2026.
Entryway is proud to recognize the RangeWater Impact Foundation for more than $50,000 in national and local support in 2026, including a renewed $25,000 investment in Entryway’s national work.
RangeWater’s commitment to Entryway’s mission can be seen through not only their financial investment but in the employees who give their time, expertise and leadership to Entryway. Carlos Salgado, Mallory Hoffmeyer and Becky Ross support Entryway through service on local City Advisory Boards. In North Carolina, Stephen Smith recently led Certified Pool Operator training for 18 Entryway participants, with all 18 passing their CPO exam and Alex Fortune is regularly involved. RangeWater has also hosted Entryway participants at their communities for career-readiness training and participated in Entryway hiring events and fundraisers across the country. RangeWater Residential is also a national Industry Partner, committed to creating life-changing employment and housing opportunities for the individuals and families Entryway serves.
“We are grateful for the RangeWater Impact Foundation’s continued investment and for the many RangeWater employees who bring this partnership to life,” said David Williams, CEO of Entryway. “Their support spans philanthropy, employment opportunities, volunteer leadership and professional expertise, all helping advance our work with individuals and families at risk and facing homelessness.”
Entryway is proud to recognize RangeWater among its Gold-level partners, representing organizations providing $50,000 or more in annual support, and we look forward to continuing this meaningful partnership.