Kindness in Real Life: Old Lyme real estate team donates to local nonprofits
November 29, 2019 6:48 am
• Last Updated: November 29, 2019 6:50 am
Real estate agents Laurie Walker and Vivian Senft present a $1,000 donation to Amy Hollis from Shoreline Soup Kitchen. Also pictured: Joe Rhodes, Barbara Hallwood, Nancy Mesham, Beth Cote, Marylin Jacobs, Desiree Sabo, Maddy Mattson, Julia Rathkey, Evan Griswold, Tammy Tinnerello, Martha Quaratella, and Jane Von Holzhausen. (photo submitted)
The Old Lyme office of Coldwell Banker recently presented five local nonprofits with donations in support of their work with at-risk individuals, children and the environment.
Safe Futures, the Roger Tory Peterson Estuary Center of Connecticut Audubon, the Lymes’ Youth Services Bureau, the Shoreline Soup Kitchen and Child and Family Agency each received $1,000 from the office.
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