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Posted: May 27, 2014
TTL: Keller Williams Realty celebrates RED Day
Keller Williams Realty celebrated their annual RED Day (Renew, Energize and Donate). Over 700 Keller Williams offices around the world closed for the day to participate in a day of volunteering and giving back to the communities that they are a part of. For RED Day, Keller Williams NYC partnered with Citymeals on Wheels to serve lunches and deliver food to those in need around New York City.
"Partnering with Citymeals on Wheels for the annual RED Day and having a chance to interact with the community was the most enriching Red Day experience we have ever had," said Eric Barron, CEO of Keller Williams NYC. "In a city filled with wealth, you can easily lose perspective. Participating in a day of service as a Keller Williams NYC community makes us better people and then more valuable resources to our clients."
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