Going the Distance

Let's hope the weather cools down for Madison Commercial Real Estate Services director of operations Elliot Zaks, who plans to bike 135 miles over two days in August to raise money for children battling serious illnesses. He has set a goal of raising $15k with his sponsored bike ride so three children with cancer can attend Camp Simcha, a medically supervised summer camp in Glen Spey, NY. He's starting on 8/3 in Lakewood, NJ, ending at the camp on 8/4. The event is organized by Chai Lifeline, an international NPO dedicated to meeting non-medical needs of seriously ill children, their families, and communities. A great cause, folks—and he's almost there! Donate here.

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