Thru the Lens: JLL participates in 7v7 flag football tournament to benefit the Chron’s and Colitis Foundation of America

The JLL team on the field at Gillette Stadium

Boston, MA For the third straight year a team from JLL took the field at Gillette Stadium for the 7v7 flag football tournament to benefit the Chron’s and Colitis Foundation of America. Sponsored by MARIC, Inc. president Mark Rubin, the team raised $7,200 to support critical research, education, and support programs to improve the quality life for those living with Chron’s disease.

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