Asset Plus Gives Back

Asset Plus spends all year building and managing housing, but it took the time recently to think of those that don’t have homes. Here are chairman/prez Mike McGrath and partner Ryan McGrath (and a skilled photobomber) volunteering at Star of Hope’s transitional living center. 100 Asset Plus employees spent a day painting the dorm-style hallways, which house single homeless women and their children. Sherwin Williams and Home Depot donated supplies, including the 45 gallons of paint Asset Plus went through.

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