At Towne Properties, we love what we do. When we were still a young company back in the 1960s, we realized that our residents wanted more than just a place to hang their hats. They want to enjoy a sense of community. To belong. To love where they live. So for us, it’s not just about building and managing apartments. With every project we build and in every community we manage, our goal is to create a sense of community and become part of the bigger community, the neighborhood, the city, and the region. Becoming an integral part of the communities in which we operate is two-fold. The first element is giving back to the community to support others both personally and at a grassroots level with our residents. The second ongoing initiative is giving back to the planet by incorporating green initiatives wherever we can.

Great Places to Give

Giving isn’t just about a company writing a fat check to a charity. Although we’re proud of the support, we provide to ArtsWave, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (we were their first corporate team in 1998 and have been an active contributor and fund-raiser since then), and United Way on a corporate level, Towne Properties is most proud of the grassroots fundraising by our associates and our residents. From Beck’s Bakery bake sales to Crawl for a Cure, our associates and residents have raised tens of thousands for charities throughout all the metropolitan areas in which we do business. And every year, our residents help us give back through our annual Great Places to Give campaign.  Here is how we give back at Monmouth Row:

Green Living

Towne Properties is proud to have constructed Cincinnati’s first LEED-certified apartment community at DeSales Flats in East Walnut Hills. But “being green” or “going green” encompasses so much more. Energy and water efficiency improvements can save our residents money while also positively impacting the environment. So from making our apartment homes more efficient with LED lighting and low-flow showerheads and commodes to community gardens and recycling, we encourage each community to choose its own path and invite participation among its residents. Here are some of the steps taken at Monmouth Row:

Green

•    All hallway bulbs have been replaced with LED bulbs. 
•    All toilets, faucets, and showerheads are low flow/energy saver
•    Recycling is encouraged at the city garage for drop off via the community newsletter
•    All thermostats are programmable 

Giving

•    We participate in Light the Night and United Way.
•    During the annual Great Places to Give campaign, food/gift cards are collected for the Henry Hosea House.