CB Danforth Events

One million Washington residents visited a food bank in the past year. Now more than ever, food banks need our support. Each office has been partnered with a local food bank to collect donations to help feed families during the holiday season. Our food drive will run from November 5th through December 10th. Please check with the branch office where you are dropping donations off for a list of needed items. Please help us to make this our best drive yet! If you have any questions, please contact Valerie at vdanforth@cbdanforth.com.

Please join us at the Food Lifeline Hunger Solution Center warehouse as we sort and pack  emergency food boxes that will be distributed throughout our community. Space is limited on the team, so please email Valerie at vdanforth@cbdanforth.com if you are interested or have additional questions.

Full description and details coming soon! Register HERE

Venue Entry Requirements:
Attendees will need to show proof of vaccination OR proof of a negative Covid test taken within 72 hours of the class. Masks worn.

For the past five years, CB Danforth has partnered with the Marysville Community Food Bank on their annual “Toy Store” where families in need can come and “shop” for gifts for their children. The toy store’s goal is to  provide toys and a coat to every local child in need.

TWO WAYS TO VOLUNTEER:

• Set up for the Toy Store will take place on December 13th and 14th and gifts will be distributed on December 15th and 16. Volunteer shifts are available on all four of those dates throughout the day. Email fbtoystore@gmail.com to get signed up to volunteer or for more information on how you can support this event.
• We will have a team helping to prepare gifts for distribution on Tuesday, December 14th from 10am–2pm. If you would like to get signed up to be part of that team, please email Valerie at vdanforth@cbdanforth.com.

2020 and 2021’s housing markets were some of the most challenging in recent history. Between the pandemic and changing housing needs, our extreme housing inventory shortage, political turmoil – locally, regionally, and nationally, as well as challenges with labor and supply chain issues, our industry has been under a barrage of changes. It feels like real estate brokers are working harder than ever before. However, despite our being in uncharted waters, there are some big opportunities right now for our industry and for real estate brokers who are informed and understand the intricacies of the market.  Using national, regional, and local data, we will share information about historical and current conditions that will provide insight as to where we might be by next year-end. We will review up-and-coming opportunities for brokers to explore as well as trends they can expect to see. Point-by-point, we will share our predictions on numerous data sets and brokers will discover how to help their clients put the real estate market in perspective in this important class! Click HERE to register.