FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 2006
Baltimore County of Parks and Recreations, Cockeysville, MD

Nearly 200 commercial real estate professionals from throughout Maryland gathered to lend a helping hand to Baltimore County's Department of Parks and Recreation on the afternoon of Friday, April 21.

NAIOP-MD's Community Service Project 2006 brought these professionals together to build over 75 picnic tables at a record-setting pace. Including WBAL-TV's news anchor Kate Amara, volunteers completed the tables in under an hour and a half, including 15 ADA-standards tables. Following this worthwhile work, volunteers gathered for a picnic supper.

If you missed this event, make sure to register to attend NAIOP-MD's Building Green for Sustainable High Performance Real Estate on May 4. If you want to learn more about the emerging green building industry and how it could affect your bottom line, you won't want to miss it!

	A measuring tape, such as the one pictured, was provided to all volunteers courtesy of Merritt Properties.
	Jim Alloway of Merritt Properties was a one-man table building show.
	A shot at the nearly 200 commercial real estate professionals loaning a helping hand to the Baltimore County Department of Parks and Recreation.
	(l-r) Community Service Project Co-Chairs Nancy Ferrell of NorthMarq Capital and Jud Williams of COPT, NAIOP-MD President Cathy Ward of COPT, and Community Service Committe Member Tamra Edwards of Merritt Properties busy at work.
	(l-r) Wayne and Dianna Wilhelm had a busy day. Special thanks goes to Wilhelm Commercial Builders for making this project possible. Wilhelm employees spent countless hours readying materials prior to the event.
	(l-r) The Whiteford, Taylor & Preston team consisted of Cindy Larkins, WBAL-TV's Kate Amara who took time out of her busy on-air schedule, Shannon D. Sentman, Esq., Tami Daniel, Esq., Melanie Malczewski and Carolyn Rouse.
	(l-r) Sean Doordan, Matt Lenihan, Misty Requarth, Bob Becker, Jennifer Pena, Mike Dickson, Jackie Pfeiler and Stephen Sattler represented St. John Properties.
	(l-r) Kim Cronce, Richard Fradkin, Glenn Ulick and Lindsay McClory formed Corridor Reznick's volunteer team.
	Merritt Properties' team was proud of their accomplishments. Pictured (l-r) are Jesse Lorentson, Steve Jackson, Jim Alloway, Ethel Rukenbrod, Katherine Devaney, Mark Mento, Tamra Edwards, and Mike Bruno.
	(l-r) The Corporate Office Properties Trust team was ready to build some tables from the start led by Jud Williams, Max Ryan, George Marcin, Cathy Ward, Carol Marty, and Carl Nelson.
	In all, NAIOP-MD Community Service Project volunteers built 75 tables in under an hour and a half, 15 of which met ADA standards.

CONTRIBUTORS WHO MADE THIS PROJECT POSSIBLE