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Antonio Biondi, a principal with the asset services group of Avison Young’s NYC office, was recently honored alongside NY Yankees legend Mariano Rivera and Kaback Enterprises President John Murphy at Hamilton-Madison House’s 13th annual Gala Fall Classic. The three were recognized for their service to the non-profit organization, which was established in 1898 to foster the wellbeing of NYC’s vulnerable populations including the elderly, children, the ill and handicapped, new immigrants/refugees and the unemployed. Hamilton-Madison House’s offerings include senior centers with more than 5,000 members citywide; the largest outpatient behavioral health program focused on the Asian community on the east coast; early childhood programs for children between the ages of 2-6; and a music school that provides affordable music lessons for children ages 5-12. The Gala Fall Classic, which was held at Capitale (130 Bowery), featured silent and live auctions.
