Community News
Community Engagement Welcomes All To Be Involved
Read about SPAAR members, the good work done in the communities where you live and work, and the many community partnerships in which you are involved.
Find out how you can be involved by contacting Joe McKinley, Vice President of Advocacy and Community Engagement, at jmckinley@spaar.com.
Edina Realty in Roseville is SPAAR Hero for December 2017
The entire Edina Realty – Roseville office comes together to help feed the homeless on a weekly basis. They’ve been doing so every week—all year long—since 2013.
SPAAR Realtors® are owning up
Realtors® are owning up for their role in segregation within the Twin Cities housing market over the decades that are still evident today.
Wanted: your involvement on a SPAAR Committee
Committee involvement is a great way to share your voice and ideas at SPAAR. Consider joining a Committee today!Scott Rehovsky named SPAAR Hero for June 2019
Scott Rehovsky has been named SPAAR Hero for June 2019 for his ongoing involvement with the First Step Initiative, now known as Saidiana, a Swahili word meaning "help one another."Zach Duckworth named SPAAR Hero for July 2019
Zach's path to becoming a REALTOR® followed his time in the National Guard and graduating from the University of Saint Thomas. In the community, Zach's community involvement is extensive, including his role as a volunteer firefighter, something he's always wanted to do.Robbie Grossman named SPAAR Hero for October 2019
Robbie Grossman has been named SPAAR Hero for his work with the Twin Cities chapter of the Veterans Association of Real Estate Professionals.Sandy Maxwell named SPAAR Hero for September 2019
Sandy Maxwell is known as a fireball for her passion of the “Tee it up for the Kids” charity golf event that just completed its 12th year, Sandy has been named SPAAR Hero for September 2019.Sue Nichols named SPAAR Hero for August 2019
“Racial controversy in our community is a real thing, and addressing it as Owning Up! does helps to get to the root cause."