On the Tee for Heading Home

NAIOP's David Begelfer and Pauline Rand (fourth from left) with Heading Home's Tom Lorello, Cush Wake?s Tom Collins, R.W. Holmes? Garry Holmes, BBJ?s Dorrian Fragola, and Pare Corp.?s Ken DeCosta proudly display the result of the trade group?s 22nd Annual Charitable Golf Tournament On Wednesday. Besides networking (and perhaps even some golf) on the course at Stow Acres, the CRE community raised $124k in corporate and individual donations for Heading Home's programs to end homelessness in Massachusetts. The chapter?s take was 25% higher than last year, and brings its 22-year contribution to nearly $1.5M.

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