Apartment owners partnership with Cancer Care Services

Kristina XieMay 27, 2021Announcements

We are excited to announce a partnership between Falls & Oak Village sponsorship team, our Founder Perry Zheng, Cancer Care Services, and local apartment communities to help residents that are battling cancer.

Cancer Care Services’ team provides caring, compassionate, and individualized support to each client. Their licensed social workers eagerly connect cancer patients, caregivers, and survivors with resources to meet their financial, emotional, and social needs in order to reduce the distress caused by cancer. These services are available, free of charge, to anyone living in Tarrant County – regardless of age, diagnosis, or stage of treatment.

This is a great initiative by Michael Roeder, Dan Brisse, Edward Sittler, Danish Naseem, Daniel Canterbury, and Alain Villegas.

Watch this video to learn more:

About the author

Kristina Xie

Kristina Xie is a real estate syndication enthusiast. She invests in properties in NYC, however became interested in large scale multifamily units after attending her first real estate conference in November 2021. When she is not actively interviewing people or writing articles, she enjoys the outdoors and traveling around the world!

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