Massachusetts Bay
and Merrimack Valley

28th Annual Real Estate & Building Industry Breakfast

Change Lives. Build Community.

Thursday, October 13, 2022, Boston Convention and Exhibition Center
7:30 AM – 8:15 AM Networking
8:15AM – 9:00 AM Programming
9:00 AM Continued Networking

Come together with Greater Boston’s top firms to champion the industry’s impact on local communities at United Way’s 29th Annual Real Estate and Building Industry Leadership Breakfast.  

Now more than ever, we need your support to fight for the housing stability of every family in our community. We hope you’ll join us.

For more information on sponsorship and tickets, please contact Samantha Hanman at shanman@supportunitedway.org or 617-624-8277

Industry Leadership

Each year, the Breakfast is hosted by a committee of more than 50 industry leaders, led by two co-chairs.

2022 Co-Chairs: 

  • Nilesh Budnah, Longpoint Realty
  • Tara Reilly, Elkus Manfredi Architects

This year we need you more than ever before. United Way has been and will continue to be on the front lines of recovery, mobilizing an effective response to support families and children throughout and after this crisis. Last year, we mobilized our deep partnerships with hundreds of nonprofit organizations, state and municipal leaders, and thousands of businesses to:

  • Deploy over $25 million in Covid-19 relief and recovery funds.
  • Provide more than 400,000 people with emergency financial assistance, helping them to pay for food, housing, utilities, and other essential needs.
  • Field nearly 500,000 calls for assistance with Covid-19 resources, mental health support and other essential needs through United Way’s 2-1-1 hotline.

United we fight

It’s going to take much more than emergency financial assistance to help our communities emerge stronger and more prepared from the crisis.  Your support of United Way this year will:

  • Prevent those who have lost income from losing their housing.
  • Pivot job training programs to prepare displaced workers for new positions.
  • Expand access to early education to provide a solid foundation for young learners and empower parents/caregivers to get back to work and contribute to the economy.
  • Engage our most vulnerable students with the social and emotional supports they need as they return to school by expanding access to afterschool programs.
  • Address the systemic racial and ethnic disparities revealed and heightened by the crisis.

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