Community Giving Fund Summer Casino Night benefits 12 charities
Steps from the sand at Malibu’s famous Broad Beach, Compass agents, staff, family and friends joined to party for a purpose at the Community Giving Fund’s annual Summer Casino Night on July 13th.
The Community Giving Fund, in partnership with Compass Cares, has raised more than $100,000 year-to-date, impacting 15 charities in total this year. In addition to three children’s charities awarded special grants in the spring, 12 agent-nominated charities received checks at the Summer Casino Night.
The party raised thousands of dollars toward building funds for the next 12 causes, which agents will select by ballot in December 2019.
“As Chair of the CGF, it is my sincere honor to watch the fund grow more abundant year over year with ample support from our Board and the associates who donate out of their sale transactions,” Community Giving Fund Chair Cassandra Petersen said.
12 Charity Beneficiaries of the Community Giving Fund’s Summer Casino Night:
- Kidney for Kari – Polycystic Kidney Foundation
- UCLA Neuro-Oncology
- Inner City Youth Orchestra of Los Angeles
- CASA
- Habitat for Humanity
- Boys and Girls Club
- Treasure Little Children
- Ahead With Horses
- MS Society
- Pasadena Humane Society
- Imagine LA
- Pasadena Ronald McDonald House
The event was held at 31360 Broad Beach Road, Malibu, represented by listing agents F. Ron Smith, David Berg, and Robert Morton from Smith & Berg, and Stephen Udoff. An architectural compound on 80 feet of water frontage, the home is offered at $13,995,000. The Chris Sorensen designed beach house, comprised of three structures, is owned by Claudia and Kevin Bright (TV executive/co-producer of Friends) and has been newly updated.
Compass Southern California President Nick Segal.
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