Glenn Stein and his team at Realty Executive in The Villages have had a busy year impacting their community.
They help wherever they see a need, donating approximately $18,000-$20,000 to different local charities each year including Combat to Careers. Most recently, they hosted a musical bingo tournament which raised funds for children in need and are preparing to help host the Vietnam Wall Memorial in The Villages over Veteran’s Day.
However, Stein’s main focus is to help underprivileged children, a cause he holds close to his heart.Continue reading →
Congratulations to the following brokerages and offices who helped to collect almost 12,000 food items, several thousand toys, hundreds of pounds of household goods for donation, as well as raising more than $15,000 as part of the year-end giving back effort. Continue reading →
Realty Executives sponsored The 41st Annual Phoenix 10K & Half Marathon, which benefits The Mollen Foundation, a group dedicated to preventing childhood obesity
“REALTORS® are always working to improve and enhance the communities in which they live, work, and serve,” says Alan Marks, president of Realty Executives Boston West.
Marks participated in the 36th Pan Mass Challenge this year, cycling 162 miles in support of Dana Farber Cancer Research. He raised $13,866.
“I wanted to do something positive, both physically and financially, that had broad based community benefits,” he explains. Continue reading →
“This isn’t about me, this is about all of us.” ~Ben Loates
Realty Executives agent Ben Loates was trying to come up with ways to keep his four kids occupied on a Saturday when he came up with a great idea: A park crawl. Meet up at a park with family and friends, rake some leaves and jump around in them, grab a snack, and then pack up and move on to another park where they’d do it all over again.
He decided to make a video and post it to Facebook, inviting his neighbors in Spruce Grove, Alberta, to rise to the challenge. Four parks, 30 minutes at each stop, with free food and prizes donated by local business. He called it The First Annual Spruce Grove Fall Park Crawl.
Congratulations to the following brokerages and offices who helped to collect almost 12,000 food items, several thousand toys, hundreds of pounds of household goods for donation, as well as raising more than $15,000 as part of the year-end giving back effort. 
