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Black Tie Magazine:Philanthropy News - CharityChex |
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Charity Group
Founder. Scott Talbot |
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Charity Donation Line On Every Credit Card Purchase. |
"This is a simply Brilliant Innovation. It empowers us
all
to make a Difference" |
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Gerard Mc Keon, Publisher, Black Tie International Magazine |
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Charity Group Announces
Proprietary Credit Card Merchant Technology
that facilitates a Point-of-Sale Charitable
Donation.
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CharityChex™, is a
proprietary credit card merchant technology system that
facilitates a point-of-sale, payer-designated charitable
donation. This system enables a seamless transaction
between a payer, merchant and charitable organization.
CharityChex™ facilitates, for
the first time ever, partnerships between retail
businesses and charitable organizations. The retail
establishments can use its CharityChex™
credit card merchant processing system to transfer funds
allocated by a patron as a charitable contribution on
his or her bill directly to their charity of choice. An
immediate tax invoice receipt will be printed as well
for the patron.
Upon payment of the retail invoice,
CharityChex™ fund transfer
system will direct point-of-sale patron-designated
charitable donation amounts to the charitable
organization of the patron’s choice, thereby negating
the need for the establishment to utilize any of its
resources to facilitate the transaction, yet garner the
customer satisfaction and client loyalty for being
recognized as a civically minded business establishment.
“CharityChex™
combines charity and retail establishments together
for the first time to create a win-win situation for
customers and businesses who want to contribute to
society in a simple, no hassle way,” said Scott O.
Talbot, Chairman, Charity Group, LLC. “We know that
now more than ever people want to give back and
CharityChex provides a simple, easy way to do just
that.”
Charity Group’s core mission is to provide connection
for all stakeholders in the non-profit sector.
Emphasizing the strategic and tactical linkages between
nonprofits, corporate sponsors and product/service
donors, the company is dedicating itself to organizing
relevant information, facilitating operating logistics,
increasing public visibility/exposure, and enhancing
overall operating profitability/efficiency for all
stakeholders operating in the non-profit sector. In
short, Charity Group is committed to transforming the
$295 billion non-profit industry by refashioning
stakeholder connections, strategically empowering donors
and creating innovative new showcases for both the
nonprofits and their supporters. In the process, we
also intend to build a dynamic, profitable and
sustainable business.
In addition, a number of foundations are intrigued by
the impact of our products and have shown interest in
working in partnership with us as a socially responsible
business venture.
“One
of our current objectives is to invite exceptional
community and world leaders to become board members
and shareholders of Charity Group. To date, we have
created an exceptional board and it continues to
grow. Board member's have the ability to bring value
to the Company through individual expertise,
resources, relationships, credibility and
operational, financial and technical knowledge.
Board members also may be provided an equity
interest in the Company”
said Scott O. Talbot,
Chairman, Charity Group, LLC.
Another Charity Group
objective is to secure additional funding from strategic
investors through the assistance of respected business
leaders and philanthropists of the highest caliber. At
present, we are in conversation with a number of Forbes
Top 100 national and international philanthropists, who
are excited by our unique products and vision.
Ultimately the lead investors will make the Charity
Group, LLC their own legacy and have the ability to
feature their personal causes.
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President & Chairman of the Board of Directors
Scott O. Talbot is a respected international
businessman, community leader and philanthropist
with over 20 years of experience in strategic
business development that he built by turning
underperforming assets into thriving businesses. At
the age of 18, Scott acquired the Red Lion Hotel in
his native Australia. In 1987, Scott entered the
real estate market by establishing Talbot Family
Homes. In the midst of a recession, Scott found
buyers for his entire inventory using innovative
marketing programs. In 1992, Scott joined the board
of Central Equity Limited, one of Australia's
largest property development company's. In six
years, Scott grew his division to 200 employees and
over $1 billion in sales. In 1997, Scott become the
CEO of the marketing subsidiary of L.J. Hooker, one
of the world’s largest real estate groups. For the
next two years Scott’s unit was the company’s sales
volume leader. In 1999, Scott led the acquisition of
Coverlids, which he made the first Australian real
estate company to be a Star Alliance Partner,
offering frequent flyer points to its customers.
Launched numerous successful business ventures from
concept to creation, requiring thorough business
planning and critical buy-in from civic and
government leaders.
Introduced innovative products, services, and
go-to-market strategies resulting in increased
penetration and pioneering performance in creative
direction, customer service, and key alliances.
First-hand business dealings, investments and onsite
expertise in Hong Kong, Singapore, Jakarta,
(Indonesia), Taipei (Taiwan), Dubai (UAE), USA and
Manila (The Philippines).
Early successful entrepreneurial ventures in
hotel/restaurant industry and fashion clothing
manufacturing and design. At age 18, became youngest
person in the state of Victoria (Australia) to hold a
full liquor license, purchasing the Red Lion Hotel with
a 150-seat restaurant.
Contact Information
Mr.
Scott O. Talbot
Chairman, Board of Directors, Charity Group, LLC.
332 East 66th Street, New York, NY 10065
Tel: 1-646-641-5739 | Fax: 1-212-879-1113
Email:
scotttalbot@mac.com
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