Pepperoni or Sausage?

Something supercharged this Building Impact group yesterday, perhaps the all-meat pizza they devoured before cleaning the Chelsea Boys & Girls Club— inside and out — as part of BI?s year of CRE industry community service. In just 2.5 hours, they weeded and collected trash. Inside, they scrubbed the kitchen, vending machines, art center, and teen room. The crew includes: (front) Building Impact?s Sarah Gudernatch, Mass General?s Meghan Dunn, her father TRO Jung Brannen's Matt Dunn. (Back) Paradigm Properties' Josh Johnson, Stacey Karcz and Jocelyn Keith, TRO?s Ellen DeNooyer, Paradigm?s Marcella Barriere and TRO?s Dave Pires.

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