Good Deeds

Learn how Whitney Hampton and Lutalo McGee created volunteer group CleanOut and BoardUp 2020 virtually out of thin air, fostering the momentum needed to propel their communities forward.

Two real estate pros share their experiences with the rioting and unrest that have rocked Chicagoland recently, as well as some ideas for how to help.

Dale Taylor has been supporting members of his community who have become homeless for nearly two decades. Now, the broker-associate with RE/MAX 10 in New Lenox has been recognized with a grant from the National Association of Realtors.
The Baird & Warner Fox Valley office hosted a bowling fundraiser for Marklund, a nonprofit organization. Baird & Warner raised $5,000 for the organization, which serves infants and children with developmental disabilities and special healthcare needs. “It is so important
The Baird & Warner Good Will Network donated $50,000 to Chicagoland charities this month. This grant is in addition to a nearly $60,000 contribution that Baird & Warner made earlier this year to a number of other Chicago area
The office of clients of Weichert Realtors – Goodchild Homes has announced that the agency will participate in the Willow Creek 5K Run for Shoes, hosted by Celebration for Hope 2013, to support children in
Hester Painting & Decorating is donating a portion of all home painting, faux finishing and wall covering installation contracts during the month of April in an effort to promote sports safety for area youth. In its latest Hester Cares
Baird & Warner has recognized and saluted one of its own this month, Marlene Rubenstein of Highland Park, for her longstanding commitment to the National Kidney Foundation. “Marlene’s tireless work and contributions to this important cause are noteworthy,” says
HomeAid Chicago is now conducting its annual Project Playhouse fundraiser and promoting a prize drawing for a custom-built, American Girl-themed children’s playhouse valued at $20,000. Funds raised will go to build shelters and provide support programs for the area’s
BY AMY MCINTOSH Through the Open Architecture Network’s annual Open Architecture Challenge, a team of four experts from global architecture firm Gensler helped inspire local high school students to create a more effective and productive learning environment within their