Our dedication to reimagining the local real estate landscape is surpassed only by our commitment to the communities in which we work and reside. Hexagon’s Founder and President Sandra Edgerley has deep roots in the Boston area, first arriving as a student at Harvard University and later starting a family with her husband Paul. Personally and professionally, they are stewards of local philanthropy, contributing their time as volunteers and resources to more than 300 organizations, the vast majority of which are based here in Massachusetts. As an added testament, Edgerley has shared her civic-minded spirit with the Hexagon team, and today they join her in some of these charitable endeavors.
Highlighted below are a handful of non-profit organizations that are enthusiastically supported by Hexagon and the Edgerley family:
- Anti-Defamation League
- Berklee College of Music
- Big Brother Big Sister
- Boston Fireman’s Relief Fund
- Boston Healthcare for Homeless Program
- Boston Medical Center
- Boston Parks and Recreation
- Boston Police Patrolmen’s Association
- Boys and Girls Clubs of Boston
- Brigham and Womens Hospital
- Camp Harborview
- City Year
- Esplanade Association
- Greater Boston Food Bank
- Horizons for Homeless Children
- Initiative for a Competitive Inner City
- Inner-City Scholarship Fund
- Institute of Contemporary Art
- JFK Library Foundation
- Joey Fund
- Joselin Diabetes Center
- Justine Mee Liff Fund – Emerald Necklace Conservancy
- Mass Eye & Ear
- Massachusetts General Hospital
- Massachusetts Historical Society
- Museum of Fine Arts
- New England Aquarium
- Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway
- Scholar Athletes
- The Boston Foundation
- United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley
- Year Up
- Youth Villages
In addition, historic preservation is an important thread that runs through Hexagon’s portfolio. Many of our buildings are considered historically significant, and we are committed to respecting that designation as we restore older homes to their original splendor. We work diligently to preserve the integrity of those rich details that tie us to our past.