Bellator Donates Funds To South Baldwin Literary Council

BALDWIN COUNTY, Ala. — Bellator Real Estate & Development’s 200-plus agents participated in the Get Lit: Bellator’s Back-to-School Literacy Challenge competition, topping the projected fundraising amount with a total donation of $23,161 toward the South Baldwin Literacy Council’s mission of providing literacy instruction to locals. Bellator’s Fairhope Office, at 11 North Section Street in Downtown Fairhope, won the internal fundraising challenge. The partnership between Bellator and the council is expected to give 74 students the opportunities to better their reading skills, learn English or earn GEDs.

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