Happy Hour To End Veteran Homelessness

We swung by CRE Networking Group’s happy hour last night at Continental Pool Lounge in Arlington where money ($50k so far) was being raised for A-SPAN to end veteran homelessness. We snapped Donohoe Construction SVP Neil Stablow, A-SPAN executive director Kathy Sibert, Donohoe biz dev director Michael Allen and Hoar Construction biz dev director Lisa Scala.

We also snapped Kathy with Rosslyn BID president Mary-Claire Burick, Penzance senior advisor Peter Greenwald and assistant to the senior advisor Matt Haywood. A-SPAN (Arlington Street People’s Assistance Network) provides permanent homes and services to the most vulnerable people in Arlington.

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