Flagler REALTORS Foundation presents check to Families in Transition

The Flagler Realtors Foundation has raised over $40,000 since 2014 on behalf of homeless families in the county.

  • By Ray Boone
  • | 1:53 p.m. August 13, 2018
Local Foundation Executive Officer Dorothy Desvousges Sperber and YPN Chair Heather Dalrymple presented a $12,313.15 check to Pamela Jackson Smith, District FIT liaison. Courtesy photo
Local Foundation Executive Officer Dorothy Desvousges Sperber and YPN Chair Heather Dalrymple presented a $12,313.15 check to Pamela Jackson Smith, District FIT liaison. Courtesy photo
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The Young Professionals Network of the Flagler County Association of REALTORS held a Casino Night Fundraiser with the Flagler Realtors Foundation on behalf of the Flagler County Schools Families in Transition, according to a news release.

Local Foundation Executive Officer Dorothy Desvousges Sperber and YPN Chair Heather Dalrymple presented a $12,313.15 check to Pamela Jackson Smith, District FIT liaison.

The Flagler Realtors Foundation has raised over $40,000 since 2014 on behalf of homeless families in the county, according to Sperber.

“Our YPN followed through on a recognized need in our community,” she said in a release. “We acknowledge the value of providing services to the most vulnerable in our community: the children who are experiencing homelessness.”

The next fundraiser is Cosmic Bowling from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 22, at Palm Coast Lanes. For more
information, contact Flagler County Association of REALTORS's offices at 386-437-0095.

 

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