Cushman and Wakefield Respect Elders

Eighteen Cushman and Wakefield employees spent the day volunteering late last month for Housing Opportunities and Maintenance for the Elderly.  The office raised about $3,000 for the non-profit, and also helped weatherize eight homes for low-income elderly Chicago residents. You know it was an act of kindness, and not self-interest, since nobody in this photo looks older than 30.

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