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Glen Allen-based Keiter is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year by launching an interactive campaign to provide Richmond-area nonprofit organizations with charitable donations. Keiter has supported local nonprofits since the firm's founding, including Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden, the firm's longest-served nonprofit client – one of the four organizations that will receive a charitable contribution ranging from $1,000 to $4,000 based on the number of votes it receives. Voting will take place Nov. 11 through Dec. 5. The public can visit the following websites to vote for their favorite organization:
- Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation(JDRF) - keitercpa.com/blog/jdrf-t1d-diabetes-cure-richmond-community
- Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden - keitercpa.com/blog/keiter-lewis-ginter-richmond-cpas
- Richmond Animal League - keitercpa.com/blog/ann-ramage-ral-richmond-community
- VCU Massey Cancer Center - keitercpa.com/blog/gracik-massey-cancer-richmond-community
*** Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer recently reported the following real estate transactions in Henrico County: E.C. Robins International – renewed its lease of 22,275 SF in Gaskins Centre-Building III at 9878 Mayland Drive; Dollar General – renewed its lease of 8,200 SF in Glen Lea Centre at 3820 Mechanicsville Turnpike; The Tax Complex – renewed its lease of 4,325 SF at 1650 Willow Lawn Drive; and Hearing Concepts, Inc. – leased 1,400 SF in Parkside Marketplace at 10875 W. Broad Street.
