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CITY Furniture Hosts 30th Annual Kevin Koenig Memorial Charities Cup and Vendor Conference, Raising $505,000 For Local Nonprofits

Tamarac, FL — November 17, 2025 – CITY Furniture, Florida’s premier home furnishings
retailer, proudly hosted the 30th Annual Kevin Koenig Memorial Charities Cup and Vendor
Conference on November 10th & 11th, bringing together vendor partners from across the globe
for two days of collaboration, community impact, and celebration.

This year’s event took place in South Florida, where vendors connected with CITY Furniture
(“CITY”) leadership to discuss strategic alignment and the future of the company. Attendees
participated in either the annual fishing tournament at Hillsboro Inlet or the golf tournament at
the Fort Lauderdale Country Club (“FLCC”)—both of which sold out. The full group later
gathered at FLCC for an evening program recognizing tournament winners and presenting this
year’s charitable contribution.

Thanks to the overwhelming generosity of CITY’s vendor partners, the event raised an
extraordinary $505,000. These funds will be distributed among nine nonprofit organizations, all
of which are CITY’s 5% Giving Pledge Partners:
● Covenant House Florida
● United Way of Broward County
● Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital
● American Heart Association
● Urban League
● Junior Achievement
● Prospera
● Mobile Food Pantry
● Better Together

The conference continued the next day at CITY’s Tamarac headquarters, where attendees
participated in an afternoon of informative sessions focused on growth, innovation, and
partnership. The two-day event concluded with an evening reception at the home of CITY CEO,
Andrew Koenig, offering a memorable close to this milestone year.

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