NAIOP RAISES $122k FOR HEADING HOME

Golf can be profitable, even if you're not a pro. Just ask this crew mugging for the camera Wednesday during NAIOP's 23rd Annual Charitable Golf Tournament. Synergy?s Steve Brodsky, NAIOP's Debbie Osheroff and Reesa Fisher, Heading Home's Emily Smaldon, Wendy Jacobs, and Tom Lorello, Key Point?s Robert Hayes, and NAIOP CEO David Begelfer. The tournament attended by CRE folk raised $122k that NAIOP donated to the non-profit that provides housing, support, and training for homeless individuals and families. Heading Home's aim is to end homelessness permanently. (You folks might need to get a check with more manageable dimensions.)
Taurus Management's Nick Clark, Connors Capital Partners' MJ Connors, Callahan Inc.?s Stephen Callahan Jr and Taurus?Ashley Chappell (who we think were having fun) were among 400 golfers from all sectors of CRE who played on three courses at Stow Acres Country Club and Butternut Farm Country Club. Factoring in this week's haul, NAIOP has raised $1.6M for Heading Home through corporate sponsorships, individual donations, and, new this year, a raffle.

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