Castle Realty understands the importance of community. We are fortunate to call this community our home and we are always excited when we have an opportunity to be involved. Castle Realty encourages our agents to contribute to charities and causes that are close to their hearts. In 2016, Castle Realty will celebrate its 4th year in support of Steppin’ Out in Pink and our second year as a Platinum Sponsor! We truly feel one of the best ways to show our commitment to our community is by giving back.

Sue Sacia: American Heart Association

My family and I are supporting the American Heart Association.  Unfortunately, I have lost both of my parents over the past couple of years.  My mother passed away in 2019 from what appeared to be a respiratory issue, however, essentially her heart was
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Anne DuCharme: Beer by Bike Brigade | Connecting People

I support Beer by Bike Brigade because of their strong community involvement.  They are dedicated to enriching the human experience, facilitating good in our community through events, promoting progress, engaging the public, and building connections. Not only does this group promote such valuable components for our
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Rachael Mahairas: Beer by Bike Brigade | Connecting People

Beer By Bike Brigade is an amazing organization based out of La Crosse, Wisconsin. They are dedicated to enriching the human experience, facilitating good in our community through events, promoting progress, engaging the public, and building connections. You will often find them raising
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Amber Iverson: Feed My Starving Children

We have attended the MobilePack™ event in Winona for the last 3 years and have so much fun! Our boys get so excited about this event every year. The challenge between the packing teams, on who can fill the most cases, adds such high energy
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Tina Scharmach: Multiple Sclerosis Society

Multiple Sclerosis is a disease I have known about for many years.  Hearing stories about people living with it has always evoked an empathetic and sorrowful emotion.  I couldn't imagine living with a disease that has more unknowns than knowns, never being sure of what
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