Cornerstone Land Abstract holds inaugural Cornerstone for A Cause event

Shown (from left) are: Danielle Romain, development coordinator at Kids for Kids Foundation; Dorian Lam, EVP and principal of Cornerstone Land Abstract; Danielle Volpe, VP of business development at Cornerstone Land Abstract; Jason Hudson, CEO of Cornerstone Land Abstract; Suzanne Karath, development & events manager at Kids For Kids; Todd Marcus, Kids for Kids committee member; Michael Borrero, VP at Simone Development Cos.; and Ilevu "Leo" Yakubov, founder, CEO & chairman of Jacobs, PC (who was also an event sponsor). Photo credit: Jen Harris – Front Page Photography

New York, NY On February 27th, Cornerstone Land Abstract drew real estate executives from around the city for their inaugural Cornerstone for A Cause event. This event helped raise awareness for two non-profits in the city, the Kids For Kids Foundation, a community of friends, families, and colleagues raising money for organizations that support children and families struggling with medical challenges; and Youth Inc., a non-profit working to transform the lives of NYC children through their unique venture philanthropy model that empowers the nonprofits that serve them. The event was held at TAO Downtown.

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