The Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS® (GHAR) held a fundraiser on June 26th to raise funds for The Network, a non-profit that provides counseling, shelter and emergency care for victims of domestic abuse. Event participants enjoyed great food and beverages from three generous South Windsor restaurants: Burton's Grill, Red Heat, and Ted's Montana Grill. The evening included prizes donated by sponsors and area businesses.
GHAR would like to thank all who attended, sponsored, and gave to the night’s charity focus. GHAR is proud to present a check for $5000 to Karen Foley O’Connor, Executive Director & CEO of The Network. Proceeds from the event will provide support for programs that help victims of domestic abuse and their families.
“We are so proud to support such a worthy cause, which could not have happened without the generosity of our members, friends and businesses,” said Holly Callanan, GHAR CEO. “This event has raised tens of thousands of dollars over the years and it only gets better, in a large part, because of our dedicated Realtor volunteers.”
(Pictured from left to right:) Anita Chu, Deborah Shekosky, Dhaval Patel, Karen Foley O’Connor, Holly Callanan, and Craig Hebert.
Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS® (GHAR)
The Greater Hartford Association of REALTORS® (GHAR) is the largest local real estate trade association in Connecticut, serving over 5300 members in the Greater Hartford and Litchfield County real estate brokerage communities. The Association provides technology, training, networking and business support to members, and supports a healthy real estate market by upholding high professional and ethical standards through a Code of Ethics, ongoing education and certification programs. As the advocate for the real estate brokerage industry, GHAR is the Voice for Real Estate® in the Greater Hartford region. For more information, call 1.860.561.1800 or visit www.gharonline.com.
The Network Against Domestic Abuse
The Network is north central Connecticut’s leader in preventing family violence by providing services to victims of domestic abuse and promoting healthy relationships through education with an expressed commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. The Network is a program member of the Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence along with 17 other agencies in CT. All services are available without discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, marital status, physical ability, gender identity, gender expression or sexual orientation. www.thenetworkct.org