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HUNT Real Estate fundraises for Foodlink

Rochester, NY The local branches of HUNT Real Estate ERA, through a Valentine’s Day-inspired event called “Share the Love,” collected $1,100 in donations and over 700 food items in support of Foodlink.

Foodlink is a regional food bank that has a 40-year history of mobilizing a diverse network of community partners to address both the symptoms and root causes of food insecurity throughout the Greater Rochester and Finger Lakes region of New York.

“HUNT Real Estate’s food drive was a huge success. Our sales professionals, clients, family, and friends came together to support Foodlink’s mission to combat food insecurity in our area,” said Maria McGill, licensed associate real estate broker at the Brighton/Pittsford office. “We would like to thank everyone that participated by donating groceries and contributing monetary donations.”

“At HUNT Real Estate, it’s important to us that we give back to the communities that we serve,” said Chip Murphy, regional vice president for HUNT Real Estate ERA. “We are proud that our collective contribution through FoodLink will help countless families and individuals across the Rochester and Finger Lakes area.”

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