ACRP Donates $20k To Six Local Charities

ACRP Donation
Courtesy of ACRP

This week, the Association of Commercial Real Estate Professionals donated a portion of the proceeds from its two annual fundraisers to six local charities. The fundraisers included the 2015 Houston Commercial Real Estate Golf Classic hosted last November and the inaugural ACRP Inshore Invitational Fishing Tournament held this past May.

This year’s donations totaled $20k, which was divvied up among these groups:

  • Texas A&M Lowery Mays College of Business Master's of Real Estate Program

  • University of Houston CT Bauer College of Business Graduate Real Estate Program

  • Houston Food Bank

  • Combat Marine Outdoors

  • Galveston Bay Foundation

  • Houston Furniture Bank

Pictured: Houston Furniture Bank's Oli Mohammed; Houston Food Bank's Paula McKenzie; Texas A&M master's of real estate students Brooks Creech, Michael Borden and Jerry Turner; ACRP 2016 president Jason Atkinson; Galveston Bay Foundation's Sharon Roark; and the University of Houston graduate real estate program's John Walsh.

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