OC Events for Charity

Snapped: Lee & Associates Orange prez Bob Sattler, Lee media guru Lisa Congdon, and Lee CEO Jeff Rinkov. Lee & Associates Orange blood drive, which Lisa organized, attracted more than 60 people to donate, including Bob, Jeff, Lee brokers, staff, and various drop-by donors from other Lee offices and other real estate brokerages. The drive was organized in honor of friend and co-worker Clif Fincher, who has been hospitalized since early February, having undergone a series of procedures that have required daily blood transfusions. Lisa tells us the drive will be an annual event.

When in doubt, play bocce ball (at least that’s what we do). Snapped: members of the HKS Architects OC team at the fifth annual IOS & Haworth Bocce Ball Tournament on the sand in Newport Beach last Thursday. Tourney winners donated to the local charity of their choice. Overall winner CRESA gave $2,000 to CJ Hubbard, broker division winner CBRE gave $1,500 to Boys Hope Girls Hope, and architecture and design division winner LPA gave $1,500 to Kids Work Santa Ana.

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