LOS ANGELES—Lease Advisors, a land lease acquisition firm based in Los Angeles has made a charitable donation in the amount of $10,000, to Children's Hospital Los Angeles (“CHLA”).
“As a Los Angeles-based company, we are delighted to give back to our community by supporting such an outstanding organization as Children's Hospital Los Angeles,” said Jarred Saba, CEO of Lease Advisors. “Our company experienced amazing growth this past year and we feel honored to be able to give to such a worthy cause.”
Lease Advisors is committed to serving local communities through strategic alliances. This donation is the first of the firm's philanthropic endeavors.
“We are so appreciative of Lease Advisors for their generous support of Children's Hospital Los Angeles,” said Joanne Reyes, Assistant Vice President of Corporate Partnerships and Cause Marketing at Children's Hospital Los Angeles. “This meaningful gift will help our caregivers create hope and build healthy futures for our patients and their families.”
About Lease Advisors
Lease Advisors is a financial services and ground lease consulting firm that works with billboard and cell tower lease owners on lease acquisition, negotiation, and financial or real estate issues related to ground leases.
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David Phillips
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