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Posted: April 23, 2014
Charity Realty International donates $2,000 to Rockaway Borough Fire Department
The heroic efforts of Rockaway Borough’s Fire and Police Departments’ quick response team, following the Valentine’s Day roof collapse at 44 Woodland Ave., that that nearly took the life of one night shift machinist and trapped $5 million dollars of equipment inside was honored.
Edmund Kiss of E & J Machine and Tool and Ziggy Rossa of Triangle Automatic, Inc. were very grateful for the professional support they received over the many years from Rockaway. This support was never more evident the days after their building collapsed due to the 17 inches of snow that fell that week. As a result of engaging the services of Charity Realty International to find new homes for their precision machine shops, their gratitude was realized in a $2,000 donation to the Rockaway Borough Fire Department. The money will be used for their fire safety education programs and some new equipment.
Charity Realty International is a commercial real estate brokerage company that uses revenue generated from real estate brokerage to bring awareness to and help fund their clients’ favorite charities. Charity Realty donates between 20% and 50% of their commissions to help support these worthy causes.
You can find Charity Realty on the web at www.charityrealtyint.com
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