Miami, FL; December 10, 2018 – Timeshare software developer SPI Software has a tradition of service – of sharing with the local community. This year, the SPI Software employees partnered with Miami-based “Camillus House” to assist in their effort to serve meals to Miami-Dade County’s homeless population. The Camillus House kitchen serves between 400-700 hot meals per day having grown from a small soup kitchen to a full-service center with the goal of bringing people from a life on the street to permanent housing.
“We are firm believers that corporations have an opportunity and responsibility to give back to their local communities. Volunteering to assist local organizations, especially those that serve the disadvantaged, is a direct and meaningful way to make our communities stronger,” said George Stemper, CEO.
About SPI Software
SPI Software provides resort developers and operators of timeshare, vacation club and mixed-use properties with comprehensive software solutions. SPI’s flagship software product, the Orange Series system includes modules for marketing, sales, property management, finance, maintenance fees, receivables servicing, centralized reservations, owner services, advanced web reporting and website applications.
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