Lehigh Valley, PA – The Lehigh Valley Commercial & Industrial Real Estate Foundation (LV CIRE), a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit that supports babies and their families impacted by medical challenges, will be hosting their 29th annual awards breakfast Friday, October 21, 2022. The esteemed event will be held at Artsquest and will honor two prestigious awards – the Person of the Year Award and the Project of the Year award, along with spotlighting mission families from the children’s hospitals of the two beneficiaries – Lehigh Valley Health Network and St. Luke’s Hospital.

The event has long been honoring individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to the community and projects that create jobs and advance economic development in the Lehigh Valley.

The Person of the Year Award will be presented to Jane Long, Esq. of Fitzpatrick Lentz & Bubba, a well-deserved honor to a true pillar of the community. The Project of the Year Award will be presented to Air Products for their tireless commitment to the support of the community as well as substantial investment of business expansion and job creation within the Lehigh Valley with the recent completion their new $400M worldwide headquarters facility in Upper Macungie Township.

Last year’s event drew over 400 people and raised more than $135,000, with profits supporting the Neonatal Intensive Care Units of St Luke’s Hospital and Lehigh Valley Health Network. This year’s event will benefit the same cause and has sold out attendance and sponsorships. This cherished annual event offers a chance to make a difference to affected families in addition to connecting the commercial and industrial communities through fellowship.

Visit www.lvcirefoundation.com for more information and to donate to the Tiny Building Blocks campaign to support LV CIRE’s mission and for a chance to win one of several prizes!

About LV CIRE Foundation: The Lehigh Valley Commercial and Industrial Real Estate Foundation’s mission includes support for babies and their families impacted by medical challenges. Since 1993, the Foundation has been producing an event that brings together 400 + Lehigh Valley real estate and allied professionals. This annual event has raised well more than $1 million to support programs that help mothers and babies struggling with premature births.

 

Information Provided By:
Amanda R.C. Schumacher
Market Sector Leader
Borton Lawson
www.borton-lawson.com

 

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