Thrilling News for Martha's Table

In case you didn't see the front pageWashington Post story yesterday, Martha's Table stunned the national charity world with the announcement of its new CEO: Patty Stonesifer, former head of the $36B Gates Foundation and one of the most famous names in American philanthropy. Again we thank the commercial real estate leaders who generously supported Martha's Table through the celebrity chef dinner we were proud to host Sunday. (Above is one of the tables of guests; we changed every two courses--there were a lot of courses!) And we were so proud in addition that our company could make our own cash contribution (admittedly not up to Gates standards) and provide an opportunity at our Tysons event for a Martha's Table rep to explain how they feed and house the underprivileged. Congrats to them on their exciting new phase.

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