DIRT FOR A GOOD CAUSE

This is one angle anyway on Jones Lang's recent volunteer-at-a-park day. More than 200 retail executives from around the country came together to give back to Atlanta. They worked at Gilliam  and Reynolds parks, near downtown, where they toiled in vegetable gardens, which provide food for the Atlanta Food Bank. In this picture, employees like Mauro Olivieri and Greta Wilson are part of a human chain formed to fill the planter boxes that volunteers made. Said JLL Retail CEO Greg Maloney: ?It's extremely rewarding to get your hands dirty, do hard work, and know that the fruits of your labor went to a good cause.?

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