Eisenberg Foundation Raises $200k For GI Research

The Harold E. Eisenberg Foundation's seventh annual EISENOPOLY event last Friday at Revel Fulton Market was a rousing success. Over $200k was raised for gastrointestinal cancer research at the Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center at Northwestern University. That's $50k more than last year. Pictured: Eisenberg Foundation co-founders and board members Sheila Eisenberg and Lesley Kirfenbaum, and Eisenberg Foundation board member Amy Eisenberg.

One of the highlights of the event was a "jail and bail" where guests were routinely held in jail and had to raise money to get out. Here is Marcus & Millichap VP Steven Weinstock, who doesn't look too happy to be away from the party.

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