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CBRE, Cubs Raise $360k For Charity

Harry Caray said nothing beats fun at the good ol' ballpark, rain or shine. There was no rainout at the Friendly Confines Monday evening as CBRE hosted its ninth annual Charity Bash at Wrigley Field. CBRE partnered with the Chicago Cubs for the event, which raised money for CBRE Cares and Cubs Charities, which provide increasing access to sports opportunities and target improvements in health, fitness and education for at-risk youth.

Pictured: CBRE Midwest regional president Chris Connelly (left) and Cubs manager Joe Maddon kick off the event under an umbrella. Other notables in attendance included Cubs pitcher Jon Lester, first baseman Anthony Rizzo, president of baseball operations Theo Epstein and CBRE CEO Bob Sulentic. The event raised over $360k for CBRE Cares and Cubs Charities.

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