Cushman & Wakefield Charity Raises $45k, $500k Since Inception

Cushman & Wakefield Future Leaders raised $45k during its 11th annual charity Bowl-A-Thon at Presidio Bowl in San Francisco last month. Led by co-chairs Dan Johnson and Amanda Murray (above with Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco CEO Kris Leja in the middle), the heated competition and fundraiser generated funds for Habitat for Humanity, Greater San Francisco. Each year, the event features bowlers from many of the top CRE firms in the Bay Area. It has raised over $500k since its inception.

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