Team Colliers Rides in 2008 MS150 Bike Race

The Minneapolis office of Colliers Turley Martin Tucker is putting together a cycling team to raise money for the MS Society. The Team raised $7,000 to fight Multiple Sclerosis. They rode 150 miles from Duluth to the Twin Cities over two days, June 7th and 8th in the Larkin Hoffman MS 150 Ride 2008.

Team members are:

• Brian Woolsey
• Jim Mayland
• Kristof Schaper

Colliers Builds Character with Winners Walk Tall Program

“Winners Walk Tall is a character-building program that helps our youth develop the confidence they need to learn to make good choices as they mature in life.”

We are partnering with the W.I.S.E. School, an inner-city charter school funded by the Metropolitan YMCA which is Colliers’ significant charity recipient.

Colliers & Industry Colleagues Volunteer With Feed My Starving Children

Spending 2 hours in hairnets has never felt so good.  40 volunteers from Colliers and other industry partners worked to pack more than 16,425 meals, which will feed 45 children in some of the most remote parts of Haiti and other impoverished areas for a whole year.

Hearts & Hammers 2008

Colliers, along with partners from ESG Architects, joined more than 1000 other volunteers to provide exterior home improvements to one of 21 deserving homeowners in the Twin Cities area.

Owners of the Colliers/ESG home, John and his wife Janice have lived in their South Minneapolis residence since the 1970’s. Although 85 and 90 years old, the couple remains active in the community by helping organize the South Minneapolis Meals on Wheels program.

Colliers and ESG worked on John and Janice’s home, focusing on exterior painting and landscaping the yard. There were an estimated 50 people throughout the day that contributed to the home improvement effort.

This was the fifth year that Colliers has participated in the Twin Cities Hearts & Hammers program day.

Colliers Volunteers With Ronald McDonald House Cook For Kids

Cooks for Kids is designed to help the 48 families who stay at the Ronald McDonald House while their children are undergoing treatment for life-threatening illnesses at area hospitals.  After a long and often exhausting day at the hospital, families look forward to coming back to the House for a “home-away-from-home,” cooked meal.

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