Here's what happened when 700 Goldman Sachs bankers duked it out in a wiffle ball tournament for charity
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On Tuesday, over 700 Goldman Sachs employees left their desks to enjoy the sunshine, play some ball, and raise $150,000 for the New York City-based non-profit and charter school Dream.
Dream hosts kids at after-school and summer programs that focus on physical wellness. Kids connected to Dream served as referees during the Goldman Sachs games, which took place at the Battery Park City Ballfields in Manhattan.
Ahead, take a look at the competitive day.
The games took place at the ballfields in Battery Park City, near Goldman Sachs' headquarters.
Brian Levine, managing director in the securities division at Goldman Sachs, organized both this year's and last year's events.
"This is a great event all around, both for the kids from Dream, and for the people at [Goldman Sachs] to get exposure to Dream while having a blast," Levine said. "To have 700 employees take time out of their work days and raise $150,000 for this organization is something we're very proud of."
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