Real Estate Helps the Homeless

Snapped: employees from a number of Hines' Phoenix properties, including Renaissance Square, 24th At Camelback and US Airways, along with members of Nibblers Catering. They were on hand at the Lodestar Day Resource Center on Friday to serve nutritious meals and water to hundreds of the Valley's homeless population.

The Rainbow Housing Assistance Corp, a nonprofit that provides service-enriched housing programs for residents of 79 rental housing communities throughout the country, recently hosted its 2015 Awards Banquet at the Wigwam Resort in Phoenix, raising more than $264k for its national program and national scholarship campaign combined. Snapped: Rainbow director Nichole Flores, Mengali Accountancy's Renee Mengali, J Allen Management's Joshua Allen Sr and Youth Rainbow Scholarship awardee Somji Moore.

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