The Chartwell team gathered in Minneapolis for our annual summer volunteer day, an initiative organized by the firm’s enrichment committee. Through our 2026 “Chartwell Cares” campaign we supported The Family Partnership with a fun bike build competition rooted in teamwork and creativity. Together, we helped build children’s bicycles for local youth ahead of the new school year.
“One of my favorite parts of our all-employee event is the chance to give back to the community where we gather. This year, building 26 bicycles for kids through The Family Partnership was such a fun and rewarding experience. It brought our whole team together around something that truly matters. I’m proud that we get to help bring moments like these to life. We are already looking forward to next year!” said Diane Riley, Chartwell Director of Human Resources.
To close out the volunteer event, The Family Partnership President & CEO Emily Larson shared the organization’s mission with our group and accepted the bikes on behalf of the selected recipients and their families. “Thanks to Chartwell’s generous support, our network kiddos are excited to get outside to enjoy all the physical, mental, and emotional benefits of biking.”
For nearly 150 years, The Family Partnership has worked with families and individuals to remove barriers and clear the path for success for those who have experienced deep poverty and trauma. They have helped more than one million people maintain hope through world wars, economic depressions, global pandemics, and social unrest. The Family Partnership focuses on a whole family approach to improving health and well-being.
As a relationship-based firm focused on the long-term success of our clients, Chartwell recognizes the importance of giving back to our communities. Our entire team is dedicated to upholding this value. In addition to our corporate philanthropic events, every Chartwell professional is encouraged to support causes and dedicate time to organizations they are passionate about.