Toledo-based RE/MAX agent Marcia Rubini has made more than 100 masks for medical professionals and community members in need.
Source: Inman News
How an Ohio agent is protecting her community — 1 mask at a time
Published in Agent, agents giving back, Coronavirus, Coronavirus mask, coronavirus pandemic, COVID-19, Lifestyle, Marcia Rubini, Ohio real estate, re/max, Select and Toledo
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