Young Guns Casino Night Benefits Kid's Resource Center

Courtesy of TREC

On Feb. 18, the Real Estate Council Young Guns hosted the 10th annual Casino Night. More than 500 guests enjoyed the Miami-themed event at One Victory Park with casino-style games, cocktails, networking and the chance to win raffle prizes. Pictured: Crow Holdings' Christina Morrow, Madeline Lewis, Aline Bass and Kendall Bratton.

The annual event raises funds for the Young Guns Foundation project. This year’s Young Guns will provide fundraising, project management and landscape architecture services to support the construction and beautification of the Bachman Lake Together Family Center.

Here are TRT Holdings' Brian Smith, JLL's Amberly Washington and Trammell Crow's Arthur Santa-Maria.

The Bachman Lake Together Family Center will be a 20k SF facility with seven early-childhood classrooms, offices, home-visiting space, and a multi-purpose room for community events. The center aims to bring together resources to help parents support their children’s development together under one roof. Families will have access to coordinated early-learning experiences and parent engagement programming.

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