The Torch Foundation's 24th Annual Monte Carlo Night; EVENT honored Sherry and Lifrieri
On March 8th, the Torch Foundation held their 24th Annual Monte Carlo Event at the Grand Hyatt, honoring Dennis Sherry, regional director of management services, Newmark Grubb Knight Frank (NGKF) and Anthony Lifrieri, RPA, property manager, Silverstein Properties, Inc. The Torch Foundation works in conjunction with other children's foundations such as NYU Langone Medical Center, Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center and Ronald McDonald House. These organizations become part of the Torch Foundation's efforts to help children "Build a Foundation for a Better Tomorrow." Approximately 600 guests were on hand to congratulate this year's honorees: Professional of the Year recipient Dennis Sherry, and Canyon of Legends recipient Anthony Lifrieri. Because of Sherry's countless charitable commitments, he was our 2014 Professional of the Year. This event raised $160,000 and in the past 24 years has raised over $5 million. Shown (from left) are: Avi Itzikowitz, director of operations at ATCO Properties and Management; Dennis Sherry, regional director of management services at Newmark Grubb Knight Frank and Jeff Duarte, senior vice president at Alliance Building Services.
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