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Posted: April 14, 2009
YM/WREA wins N.Y. Cares' Winter Warmth top corporate team
Young Men's/Women's Real Estate Association (YM/WREA) is this year's recipient of New York Cares' annual Winter Warmth Awards in the corporate team category. YM/WREA collected a total of 1,552 coats for the 20th annual New York Cares Coat Drive which, together with the other winners, totaled 67,000 coats collected for this year, adding to one million coats collected since 1989.Glen Weiss of Vornado and vice chairman of YM/WREA, together with Bridget Cunningham, also from Vornado, played an active role in spearheading the drive with assistance from Cushman & Wakefield's David Berke.
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