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North Shore brokers from @properties gathered together on October 10 to raise funds for Cooper Roberts and his family’s efforts to move into an accessible home.
Photography by Ian McLeod
JOEY GAULT, PAULA GAGERMAN, JOLIE FRIEDMAN, LISA SCHULKIN
COOPER ROBERTS, LUKE ROBERTS
RJ VASQUEZ & ELLA ROBERTS
DAVE ZAWADZKI, STACEY GORE
AUSTIN BROWN, SUSAN BURKLIN
CARRIE GOODMAN, FLORENCE LEE

More than $14,000 was raised by @properties brokers and friends on October 10 to support Cooper Roberts and his family, who are residents of Highland Park. Cooper was paralyzed during the July 4, 2022, shooting in that city and now uses a wheelchair. The fundraiser, spearheaded by brokers Ted Pickus and Susan Burklin along with Vice President of Brokerage Services Jorge Abreu, was in part designed to raise funds for an accessible home. Featuring a silent auction, the event brought together @properties brokers from throughout the North Shore and received strong support from the area business community. More than 30 local business collectively donated at least 50 items for the silent auction. The fundraiser was held at SLYCE Coal Fire Pizza in Winnetka, which discounted its costs significantly to support the effort. The locally driven event was held in the spirit of the commitment @properties has long made to supporting the needs of the individuals and the communities in which it conducts business.

THE ROBERTS FAMILY
SUSAN BURKIN, KEELY ROBERTS, TED PICKUS
COOPER ROBERTS, ELLA ROBERTS
SUSAN BURKIN, KEELY ROBERTS
TED PICKUS, SUSAN BURKLIN
LIZ SALINAS & SCOTT GLAZER
ERIN SMITH, TAMI LEVITON, DIANA MARCUS
JEFF & SUSAN BURKLIN
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