Do the Hustle (Up the Hancock)

Last Sunday Reed Construction participated in the Respiratory Health Association's Hustle Up the Hancock for the second year in a row. Its team joined more than 4,000 people in a climb to the top of the John Hancock Center, now in its 16th year. A94-story full climb and 52-story half climb were offered. In the last two years, Reed raised almost $10k for the RHA's lung disease research and programs, and this year's event raised more than $1M. Altruistic exercise burns twice the calories (according to scientific research we just made up), so keep on stepping for charity!

Happy last day of February. What are your March resolutions? Send ideas and suggestions to marissa.oberlander@bisnow.com.

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