The donation allowed Lucas, a four-year-old Westchester boy and avid animal lover, to travel to Walt Disney World and Animal Kingdom in Orlando, FL.
Weisz noted that in the past 15 years, the county’s office market has been reduced from 35 million square feet to approximately 26 million square feet.
Homeowners are facing an insurance affordability crisis, squeezed by the triple threat of skyrocketing premiums, shrinking coverage, and vanishing options.
The donation allowed Lucas, a four-year-old Westchester boy and avid animal lover, to travel to Walt Disney World and Animal Kingdom in Orlando, FL.
SCARSDALE—O’Donnell & Cullen Property Tax Consultants, an Affiliate Member with HGAR for many years, recently donated $10,000 to Make-A-Wish Hudson Valley, granting the wish of a critically ill child in the region.
The donation allowed Lucas, a four-year-old Westchester boy and avid animal lover, to travel to Walt Disney World and Animal Kingdom in Orlando, FL. Lucas and his family stayed at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge, where he was able to see giraffes and zebras grazing on the grounds just below his balcony.
Thanks to the generosity of this Scarsdale-based business, Lucas was able to get a close-up look at elephants, lions and other wild animals at the Kilimanjaro Safari, as well as enjoy all the rides at attractions at the Magic Kingdom.
“We are proud to be able to give back and show our commitment to the communities that we serve and thank those who have supported our business,” said Rich O’Donnell, owner and partner, O’Donnell & Cullen Property Tax Consultants.
The firm has been helping Hudson Valley homeowners save on property taxes for almost 30 years, assisting clients in navigating the complexities of New York State’s property tax assessments and appeals. O’Donnell & Cullen received HGAR’s “Affiliate of the Year” Award in 2014.
Weisz noted that in the past 15 years, the county’s office market has been reduced from 35 million square feet to approximately 26 million square feet.
Homeowners are facing an insurance affordability crisis, squeezed by the triple threat of skyrocketing premiums, shrinking coverage, and vanishing options.
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