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HENRY HALLE III MAKING A DIFFERENCE
by Kelly Cooper

M ost of us have wondered at one time or another,how can I make does Henry donate monetarily, he donates
a difference in the world? Entrepreneur and philanthropist his time, facilities and resources to help many
Henry Halle III, owner of Old Naples Self Storage, not only nonprofit agencies with their storage needs.
asked himself this same question but made it a life mission to positively Henry became involved with the Boys and

impact the lives of others. Henry has been widely recognized and highly Girls Club when he was living in Memphis

regarded in the Naples community for his passion to preserve the beauty and continued involvement after moving

of Naples and provide resources so people can make a difference in their to Naples, where he was on the Board of

own lives. Directors. There are over 30 charities and

Henry was born and raised in Southern California and graduated from organizations that have directly benefited

San Diego State University. He later relocated to Memphis, Tennessee, at one time or another on both the local

where he had a successful career as a builder and land developer. In the and international levels. A large number are

1970’s Henry began visiting Naples and fell in love not only with the geared towards children, women and rehabilitation services. Some of

clay tennis courts but the people within the community. It was 17 years which include Baby Basics of Collier County, Fun Time Academy,

ago when he permanently moved to Naples and opened his first storage Shelter for Abused Women & Children and St. Matthew’s House.

facility, Fur and Fine Arts. Currently Henry owns two storage facilities Education is one of Henry’s top priorities and his involvement

in Naples, Old Naples Self Storage located at 275 Goodlette-Frank with Naples Children and Education, Naples High School and

Road 239.262.6133 and Old Naples Self Storage North located at 10500 the Literacy Volunteers of Collier County is nothing short of

Goodlette Road 239.598.9088. significant. He has also been recognized for the generous donations

Henry has witnessed the evolution of Naples and takes pride in being and continued contributions towards medical entities specifically

part of it. He incorporated charity and philanthropy into his business plan the Neighborhood Health Clinic as well as religious organizations

because he firmly believes anyone in business has an obligation to give back and centers. Henry feels very fortunate to be a part of the Naples

to the community to the best of their ability.It is the way he was raised,what community who values giving back. Naples is also very fortunate for

he did in Memphis and what he will continue to do in Naples. Not only all of Henry’s commitments and efforts within the community.

Common Wisdom

Be kind to people and animals too. Laugh a lot. Just tell the truth. Approach love
and cooking with reckless abandon. Clean up your own mess. Wish upon a star.
Please your dentist and floss your teeth. Read a good book – or two (and read to
a child!). Good health is priority #1. Lend a hand. Give blood. Call your mom and
dad, or kids. Take the dog for long walks and smile at who you meet. Be a friend.

Don’t drink and drive. Let art color your life. Be gentle with the earth. Cut the
drama and don’t go to extremes. Never look back unless you are planning to go

there. Be thankful.

“One kind word can warm three winter months.”
- Japanese proverb

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Give yourself the benefit of her market knowledge, skill and dedication to providing you with the
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Award-winning Realtor®. Award-winning service.

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