Millennial Commercial Real Estate Pros Raise Big for Charity

This weekend, a group of 20-something commercial real estate pros gathered the Millennial masses on the Georgetown Waterfront for the fourth annual Foxapalooza. The fundraiser got almost 500 people to show up to support GB Charities Mission, which sponsors promising children and adolescents from hard-working, low-income families living in at-risk areas, paying their tuition at accredited schools. According to Berkadia's Matt Bell, one of the event's organizers, the event raised enough money to put a child through school for a few years. That's great work. Above are the organizers: Adam Johnston (Walker & Dunlop), Jeff Clements (Sprinklr), Kevin McCormick (Clark), Matt (Berkadia), Chris Burnham (Marcus & Millichap), Richard Clough (The Advisory Board), Tyler Mordecai (Harvard Law School), Michael Flanagan (Blue Delta Capital Partners), Peter Smyth (Federal Capital Partners) and Tim Prey (Navigant Consulting).

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