Shelters To Shutters!

Last night, we went to Shelters to Shutters Summer Brews on Tap at The Beer Institute.

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Shelters to Shutters provides housing and employment opportunities to the homeless by educating property management professionals and encouraging action. Here, Ross Cos’ Sam DiFrank, Middleburg Real Estate Partners’ Chris Finlay, OPX’s Steve Polo and Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice's Pamela Rothenberg. Chris and Pamela are board members for the nonprofit.

Photo credit: Alfredo Flores

Guests at the networking event included Washington area real estate leaders; proceeds benefit Shelters to Shutters. Here, The Beer Institute’s Denise Dunckel, a board member for Shelter to Shutters, with Andrew Helmer and Shelter to Shutters’ Kristen Fagley.

Photo credit: Alfredo Flores

Drucker & Falk's Lisa Rodriguez with Apartment and Office Building Association’s Eliot Hubbell and Jeanne Clarke.

Photo credit: Alfredo Flores

Bittersweet Creative's Dave Baker and Kate Schmidgall with Middleburg Real Estate Partners’ Jonathan Schroeder.

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