Cushman & Wakefield Raises $40k For Brain Tumor Research At Annual Chili Cookoff

Cushman & Wakefield's project and development services team held its third annual chili cookoff Saturday afternoon at Wunder Garten in NoMa.

Senior managing director Adrian Conforti poses above with Cushman & Wakefield's John Benzinger and HBW's Pat Foley.

The event raised nearly $40k for brain tumor research, surpassing its goal of $30k and last year's total of $20k.

National Brain Tumor Society regional director of development Lauren Bogart addresses the crowd above, alongside Accelerate Brain Cancer Cure events and fundraising manager Mindy Hoff.

20 teams made chili and handed out free cups to more than 250 attendees.

HBW was voted the people's choice winner. The award for most original went to ASD|SKY and the most team spirit award was given to Intec Group.

The event also included a cornhole tournament with 20 teams. DPR Construction was the big winner, beating out The M Group in the finals.

The event was organized by Cushman & Wakefield's project and development services team, shown here.

Attendees were treated to a live performance from the Split String Soup Band, with Cushman & Wakefield's Nate Edwards on the guitar.

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