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At the core of our organization is
the desire to operate as a family and
to act with a servant’s heart. We apply
this ideal to our relationships with
customers and our commitment to
the communities in which we operate.
We believe that giving people short-
term financial tools for success results
in stronger and more stable families,
workplaces and communities.
We also seek to make a positive
impact in areas outside of our
core services. Giving back to the
communities where we live and work
is, and will remain, a priority.
Since 2006, Cash America and its
employees, in partnership with Texas
Christian University, have participated
in the SuperFrog Reading Challenge
for elementary schools in
Fort Worth, Texas – and
in 2010, we expanded
the reading challenge
program to include
UNLV and Clark County
Schools in Las Vegas. Since
our program’s beginning, Cash America
has participated in more than 120
assemblies at 35 elementary
schools in the Fort Worth
Independent School District,
and more than 28,000 third-
through fifth-grade students have
participated. During the most recent
Rebel Reading Challenge in Las Vegas,
5,500 students read more than 560,000
pages during the 30-day period.
We remain committed to the
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation,
raising more than $375,000 in 2010 for
diabetes research worldwide.
Cash America and its employees
also participate in Big Brothers Big
Sisters mentor programs; National
Night Out events that strengthen
police/community partnerships;
scholarship funds; food banks; the
Komen Race for the Cure; Haiti
disaster relief; and welcoming
returning military troops at Dallas/
Fort Worth International Airport.
Our annual Cash America Golf Classic
continues to raise funds for D/FW-area
charitable organizations.
Cash America remains a socially
conscious company, committed to
the people and the neighborhoods in
which we live and work. We understand
that our success is closely tied to that
of those we serve, and we make it a
priority to give wherever we can. With
everything from financial contributions
to the donation of time and personal
resources, Cash America is determined
to be a responsible member of every
community in which we operate, on
both a personal and a corporate level.
Acting with a servant’s heart allows us
to help those who need it most, and
we’re proud to help others reach their
goals for success.
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