February 8, 2023
Wolf Commercial Real Estate (WCRE) recently wrapped up its ninth annual WCRE Thanksgiving Food Drive in November. Shortly after the food drive, the WCRE team started their first annual toy drive, partnering with a local non-profit, The Unforgotten Haven in Blackwood, New Jersey.
The firm spent the past few weeks collecting new toys for all children of all ages from friends, clients, and colleagues throughout the Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey region. The Unforgotten Haven was collecting toys for families receiving social services in Gloucester, Camden and Burlington counties and two domestic violence shelters.
WCRE donated $1000 worth of brand-new toys for children of all ages receiving assistance. The toy drive is part of WCRE’s Community Commitment program, which also includes donating a portion of the proceeds from transactions to one of several local charities.
In 2016, WCRE formed The WCRE Foundation to manage and oversee our community fundraising efforts and donations. To date, The WCRE Foundation has successfully raised approximately $510,000 from its community commitment efforts.
Currently, WCRE and The WCRE Foundation support Bancroft, Ronald McDonald House of Southern New Jersey, the American Cancer Society, I AM ALS, Samaritan Healthcare & Hospice and the Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey. We also offer our clients the option to designate the charitable portion of their transaction to a charity of their choice.
The Unforgotten Haven is a non-profit organization whose mission is to assist the less fortunate, human and animals alike. They are a strictly a volunteer based organization in which 100% of the profits and proceeds are given entirely back to the community. The Haven was founded in 2014 after helping a single family and blossomed into serving families all over the South Jersey community but not limiting the hurricane relief missions for Florida, Louisiana and North Carolina. They have over 20+ different outreach projects and programs for veterans, homeless, chemo patients, pediatric patients and more! Their ongoing project is the weekly pantry where they assist families with toiletries, essentials and food.
Learn more about the Unforgotten Haven at www.TheUnforgottenHaven.org.
WCRE is a full-service commercial real estate brokerage and advisory firm specializing in office, retail, medical, industrial and investment properties in Southern New Jersey and the Philadelphia region. We provide a complete range of real estate services to commercial property owners, companies, banks, commercial loan servicers, and investors seeking the highest quality of service, proven expertise, and a total commitment to client-focused relationships. Through our intensive focus on our clients’ business goals, our commitment to the community, and our highly personal approach to client service, WCRE is creating a new culture and a higher standard. We go well beyond helping with property transactions and serve as a strategic partner invested in your long term growth and success.
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December 2, 2022
Wolf Commercial Real Estate (WCRE) wrapped up its ninth annual WCRE Thanksgiving Food Drive today by delivering over 250 bags of food and $3,200 in supermarket gift cards and donations to the Samost Jewish Family and Children’s Service food pantry.
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As in previous years, the firm spent the past several weeks collecting food and grocery store gift cards from friends, clients, and colleagues throughout the Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey region. More than forty plus area businesses contributed to the effort. “Over the past nine years, WCRE has become an integral charitable partner in our efforts and this year, due to the pandemic and recent recession, our needs have grown exponentially. Partners like WCRE are crucial to us!” said Raechel Hammer, executive director of Samost Jewish Family and Children’s Services of Southern New Jersey. “We thank the entire WCRE team for their generosity and leadership today and throughout the year.”
The food drive is part of WCRE’s Community Commitment program, which also includes donating a portion of the proceeds from transactions to one of several local charities. In 2016, WCRE formed The WCRE Foundation to manage and oversee our community fundraising efforts and donations. To date, The WCRE Foundation has successfully raised approximately $510,000 from its community commitment efforts.
June 20, 2022
The Fifth Annual WCRE Charity Golf Tournament which was held at Ramblewood Country Club in Mount Laurel this past Wednesday afternoon, is the brainchild of Philadelphia Flyer legend and WCRE director of strategic relationships Brian Propp and WCRE’s managing principal, Jason Wolf. WCRE welcomed 132 area business leaders and many guests to an afternoon of great golf, fun, competition and contests.
In its fifth year, built on the remarkable success of WCRE’s community commitment and annual celebrity charity hockey events, The WCRE Foundation has successfully raised approximately $75,000 to be shared equally by 6 charitable causes within the Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey region. Over the past five plus years, The WCRE Foundation has now raised close to $510,000.
All proceeds from the event will be shared among I AM ALS, the Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey, Bancroft, the American Cancer Society, Ronald McDonald House of Southern New Jersey and Samaritan. Each of these organizations benefits from WCRE’s long-standing practice of giving back to the communities where they serve.
Learn more about WCRE’s community commitment at https://wolfcre.com/community-commitment/.
“This event was another successful gathering for The WCRE Foundation and our community partners. Special thanks to the entire WCRE team, our incredible sponsors, donors, golfers, friends and Ramblewood Country Club who all helped make our 2022 WCRE Foundation Charity Golf Tournament a victory for 6 incredible non-profits in our community,” said Jason M. Wolf, founding principal of WCRE. “It is a credit to our friends, neighbors, and business associates that we are able to come together to improve the lives of others.”
November 24, 2021
Wolf Commercial Real Estate (WCRE) wrapped up its eighth annual WCRE Thanksgiving Food Drive today by delivering over 200 bags of food and $2,725 in supermarket gift cards and donations to the Samost Jewish Family and Children’s Service food pantry.
As in previous years, the firm spent the past several weeks collecting food and grocery store gift cards from friends, clients, and colleagues throughout the region. More than forty plus area businesses contributed to the effort.
“Over the past eight plus years, WCRE has become an integral charitable partner in our efforts and this year, due to the pandemic, our needs have grown exponentially. Partners like WCRE are crucial to us!” said Marla Meyers, MSW, executive director of Samost Jewish Family and Children’s Services of Southern New Jersey. “We thank the entire WCRE team for their generosity and leadership today and throughout the year.”
The food drive is part of WCRE’s Community Commitment program, which also includes donating a portion of the proceeds from transactions to one of several local charities. In 2016, WCRE formed The WCRE Foundation to manage and oversee our community fundraising efforts and donations. To date, The WCRE Foundation has successfully raised approximately $450,000 from its community commitment efforts.
Currently, WCRE and The WCRE Foundation support Bancroft, CARES Institute at Rowan University, the American Cancer Society, I AM ALS, Samaritan Healthcare & Hospice and the Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey.
June 28, 2021
The Fourth Annual WCRE Celebrity Charity Golf Tournament which was held at Ramblewood Country Club in Mount Laurel this past Thursday afternoon, is the brainchild of Philadelphia Flyer legend and WCRE director of strategic relationships Brian Propp and WCRE’s managing principal, Jason Wolf. WCRE welcomed 140 area business leaders and many guests to an afternoon of great golf, fun, competition and contests.
In its fourth year, built on the remarkable success of WCRE’s community commitment and annual celebrity charity hockey events, The WCRE Foundation has successfully raised approximately $40,000 to be shared equally by 6 charitable causes within the Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey region. Over the past five years, The WCRE Foundation has now raised close to $430,000.
All proceeds from the event will be shared among the CARES Institute at Rowan University, the Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey, Bancroft, the American Cancer Society, Susan G Komen-Philadelphia and Samaritan. Each of these organizations benefits from WCRE’s long-standing practice of giving back to the communities where they serve.
“This event was another successful gathering for The WCRE Foundation and our community partners. Special thanks to the entire WCRE team, our incredible sponsors, donors, golfers, friends and Ramblewood Country Club who all helped make our 2021 Celebrity Charity Golf Tournament a victory for 6 incredible non-profits in our community,” said Jason M. Wolf, founding principal of WCRE. “It is a credit to our friends, neighbors, and business associates that we are able to come together to improve the lives of others.”
March 19, 2021
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November 24, 2020
Wolf Commercial Real Estate (WCRE) wrapped up its seventh annual WCRE Thanksgiving Food Drive today by delivering over 150 bags of food and $2,100 in supermarket gift cards and donations to the Samost Jewish Family and Children’s Service food pantry.
As in previous years, the firm spent the past several weeks collecting food and grocery store gift cards from friends, clients, and colleagues throughout the region. More than thirty area businesses contributed to the effort.
“Over the past seven plus years, WCRE has become an integral charitable partner in our efforts and this year, due to the pandemic, our needs have grown exponentially. Partners like WCRE are crucial to us!” said Marla Meyers, MSW, executive director of Samost Jewish Family and Children’s Services of Southern New Jersey. “We thank the entire WCRE team for their generosity and leadership today and throughout the year.”
The Thanksgiving food drive is part of WCRE’s Community Commitment program, which also includes donating a portion of the proceeds from transactions to one of several local charities.
In 2016, WCRE formed The WCRE Foundation to manage and oversee our community fundraising efforts and donations. To date, The WCRE Foundation has successfully raised approximately $400,000 from its community commitment efforts.
Currently, WCRE and The WCRE Foundation support Bancroft, CARES Institute at Rowan University, the American Cancer Society, Susan G. Komen Foundation, Samaritan Healthcare & Hospice and the Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey. We also offer our clients the option to designate the charitable portion of their transaction to a charity of their choice.
September 18, 2020
The Third Annual WCRE Celebrity Charity Golf Tournament which was held at Ramblewood Country Club in Mount Laurel this past Thursday afternoon, is the brainchild of Philadelphia Flyer legend and WCRE director of strategic relationships Brian Propp and WCRE’s managing principal, Jason Wolf. WCRE welcomed 150 area business leaders and many guests to an afternoon of great golf, fun, competition and contests.
In its third year, built on the remarkable success of WCRE’s community commitment and annual celebrity charity hockey events, The WCRE Foundation has successfully raised approximately $40,000 to be shared equally by 6 charitable causes within the Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey region. Over the past five years, The WCRE Foundation has now raised close to $390,000.
All proceeds from the event will be shared among the CARES Institute at Rowan University, the Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey, Bancroft, the American Cancer Society, Susan G Komen-Philadelphia and Samaritan. Each of these organizations benefits from WCRE’s long-standing practice of giving back to the communities where they serve. Learn more about WCRE’s community commitment at https://wolfcre.com/community-commitment/.
August 14, 2020
November 26, 2019
Wolf Commercial Real Estate (WCRE) wrapped up its sixth annual Thanksgiving Food Drive today by delivering over 100 bags of food and $1,525 in supermarket gift cards and donations to the Samost Jewish Family and Children’s Service food pantry.
As in previous years, the firm spent the past several weeks collecting food and grocery store gift cards from friends, clients, and colleagues throughout the region. More than thirty-five area businesses contributed to the effort.
“Over the past six plus years, WCRE has become an integral charitable partner in our efforts,” said Marla Meyers, MSW, executive director of Samost Jewish Family and Children’s Services of Southern New Jersey. “We thank the entire WCRE team for their generosity and leadership today and throughout the year.”
The food drive is part of WCRE’s Community Commitment program, which also includes donating a portion of the proceeds from transactions of the Thanksgiving food drive to one of several local charities.
In 2016, WCRE formed The WCRE Foundation to manage and oversee our community fundraising efforts and donations. To date, The WCRE Foundation has successfully raised approximately $315,000 from its community efforts.
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