Event allows real estate agents, brokerage to give back to the local community

The Chickahominy/New Kent Sales office of Long & Foster Real Estate will participate in the company’s Community Service Day for the month of June.

“I am incredibly proud of our employees and agents across our region for their enthusiastic participation in Community Service Day,” said Dawn Bradley, senior regional vice president of the Richmond and Charlottesville/Staunton regions. “Our dedication to giving back to the communities that have given us so much truly exemplifies the spirit of our company – together we are making a difference.”

The office, located in New Kent, Virginia, will join the brokerage’s over 170 offices by collecting nonperishable items for The Little Free Pantry/New Kent.

“We here at The Chickahominy/New Kent office believe in giving back to our community,” said Lisa Wright, branch administrator of the office. “There are so many people out there that are in need of food.”  

Long & Foster sales associates and employees from throughout the company will participate in a variety of volunteer activities during Community Service Day. In past years, these activities included cleaning up, refurbishing and repairing nearby parks, schools, shelters, homes, and daycare centers, and providing other assistance to local organizations that offer crucial services to the community.

“Community Service Day allows our team to make a positive impact on our local communities, and our agents and employees thoroughly enjoy this opportunity to contribute their time and effort,” said Patrick Bain, president and CEO of The Long & Companies, parent company of Long & Foster Real Estate. “Whether it’s through our annual Community Service Day or one of our other charitable projects, we’re truly glad to give back.”

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