Brush Up!

Photo: Rob Klein
Last Friday, 15 members and volunteers with YM/WREA, including
(R to L) Newmark Knight Frank's Brandl Frey and Robin Fisher, and Barbara Hursh (Brandl's mom), traded their BlackBerries for brushes as they participated in a beautification project at St. Mary's Community Center in the Bronx. The event marked the organization's annual contribution to Habitat for Humanity, for which they spruced up a community center that holds after-school programs and events for local children, among other good works.
The volunteers: (standing) Edison Properties' Lenny Lazzarino and Jason Miller, Working Realty's Josh Prottas, Barbara Hursh, CHASE Commercial Term Lending's Will Oehler, Robin Fisher, Studley's Evan Margolin, UGL Equis' John Pavone, The Blackstone Group's Josh Glick, (seated) ABS Partners' Randy Modell, Studley's Bill Montana, Brandl Frey, and Centric Real Estate Advisors' Lindsay Ornstein.

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