Giving Back Through Real Estate: How Jamie Wagner Helped a Local Shelter Thrive

When Jamie Wagner first met the team at Safe Haven Shelter, she wasn’t just looking to support a cause — she was looking to make a real impact.

As a seasoned real estate professional in Phoenix, Jamie had seen firsthand how housing could change lives. But she also knew that not everyone had access to safe, stable shelter. That’s why she decided to partner with Safe Haven, a local nonprofit that provides emergency housing and support for survivors of domestic violence.

“Real estate isn’t just about homes,” Jamie says. “It’s about safety, dignity, and community. I wanted my work to reflect that.”

💡 A New Kind of Partnership

Instead of simply writing a check, Jamie built a campaign around her real estate services. For every home bought or sold through her, she pledged a donation to Safe Haven — and invited her clients to join her in giving.

She launched a landing page called Homes & Hope, where visitors could:

• Learn about Safe Haven’s mission
• Make direct donations
• Join Jamie’s “Giving Circle” — a community of supporters who receive updates, volunteer opportunities, and invitations to fundraising events

🐾 Real Impact, Real Stories

Within the first three months, Jamie’s campaign helped raise over $7,500 — enough to fund emergency shelter for 12 families. One donor, a retired couple relocating to Scottsdale, even matched Jamie’s contribution after reading about the shelter’s work.

“We were already planning to move,” the couple shared. “Jamie made it easy to turn that into something meaningful.”

🌟 More Than a Transaction

Jamie’s clients didn’t just walk away with new homes — they walked away knowing they’d helped someone else find safety. And for Jamie, that’s what made the work truly rewarding.

“I want people to know that their choices matter,” Jamie says. “Even in real estate, we can build something bigger than ourselves.”

Want to be part of the movement?
Visit [Homes & Hope] and join the Giving Circle today. Your next move could help someone find theirs.