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CBM Firm Administrator Spearheads Donation of Coats and Other Winter Items to Aid Local Homeless and Underprivileged

As part of Councilor, Buchanan & Mitchell (CBM)’s ongoing CBM100 charitable events, the firm’s administrator Linda Murphy spearheaded and managed the collection of gently worn coats and other winter items such as jackets, scarves and hats during the month of January for Central Union Mission. Central Union Mission is a faith-based not-for-profit organization and the oldest private social service agency–founded in 1884–in Washington, DC.

Linda networked throughout the firm to enlist donations, generating several bags full of items from generous team members. As a native to the region, Linda’s knowledge of the cold months throughout Washington, DC inspired her to consider those experiencing poverty including homeless individuals, who lack proper warm clothing to withstand extreme temperatures.  She appreciates the compassion and care shown by colleagues.

After collecting the coats in her office, some colleagues helped Linda carry the donated items down to her car, where Linda and the firm’s document management specialist Sal Attanasio (shown below) drove them to Central Union Mission. Friendly staff were on hand to help unload the donations.

Individuals interested in learning more about Central Union Mission can visit them online at https://www.missiondc.org/.

 

Councilor, Buchanan & Mitchell has kept an active commitment to serving the local community for many years. Our industry-recognized program is founded on the efforts of team member volunteers who devote their time and resources to improving the lives of those around us. Click here to read more about CBM in the Community.

Councilor, Buchanan & Mitchell (CBM) is a professional services firm delivering tax, accounting and business advisory expertise throughout the Mid-Atlantic region from offices in Bethesda, MD and Washington, DC.   

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