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The Greater Piedmont REALTORS® CARES Committee ascertained what was needed and immediately began collecting donations of funds and goods, as well as, writing personal notes to the residents. Over the next several weeks, the REALTORS® provided carloads of puzzle books, crayons, playing cards, food and snacks, toiletries, Bingo prizes, note pads and more to 11 local nursing homes and assisted living facilities.