@properties Donates $110k To Joakim Noah's Charity

Photo credit: @properties

The Noah's Arc Foundation, the charity founded by Chicago Bulls center Joakim Noah, recently received a $110k donation from @properties' "@gives back" charitable arm. Pictured: @properties co-founders Michael Golden (left) and Thaddeus Wong present Joakim with the check.

Joakim and his mother, Cecilia Rodhe, founded Noah's Arc to provide at-risk youth with opportunities to become more aware of their ability to make a positive impact on themselves and their communities. Founded in 2009, @gives back has helped Noah's Arc over the years with several events, including the Laugh Off fundraiser that featured a VIP reception with Noah, a real estate-themed sketch comedy performance by the Second City cast, a silent auction, and an after-party with a performance by Kiss Kiss Cabaret.

Thad and Michael founded @gives back to inspire charitable outreach among @properties’ brokers and to support local organizations with an emphasis on education, homelessness, youth development and community.

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