Still a Season for Giving

Although the holidays seem distant, some CRE/AEC industry pros have been sorting and packing gifts for homeless and low income children who need help year-round. Trinity Buildings Ryan Smith (left), BSC Groups Joanna Ranker (facing Ryan, holding T-shirt), ARUPs Rebecca Harchadorian (back to Joanna) and Turner Constructions Matt Bratt (far right) were among a group of 150organized by Cradles to Crayons recently to keep the supply of clothing, books, toys, coloring books and crayons flowing to these youngsters through neighborhood and social service organizations.

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