Zuber Realty’s Community Outreach Announces Plans to Celebrate Christmas 2025

by JaneStahl

Save the dates!

Agents and staff of Richard A. Zuber Realty enjoy the Christmas season, and the fall season means that the organization’s Community Outreach Committee has begun its planning of the annual events and opportunities to celebrate it.

Toys for Tots:
Beginning November 7, 2025, boxes will be available to collect toys at the agency’s corporate office in Boyertown (201 E Philadelphia Ave). Monetary donations are also welcomed through 5:00 p.m. on December 5, 2025. Toys and donations will be delivered to the Boyertown Salvation Army to distribute to the area’s children.

Top: Boyertown’s Salvation Army receives the area’s generous donations from Zuber Realty’s Toys for Tots campaign. Bottom: Zuber Realty agents Lee Heffner (third from right) and Adam Hubley (right) with owner Richard Zuber (second from right) deliver Toys for Tots to Boyertown’s Salvation Army headquarters.

Holiday Light Tour:
This increasingly popular event is a “must see”—literally! For the seventh year, Zuber Realty invites homeowners within a 10-mile radius of Boyertown to add to the festivities of the season by decorating their homes and registering to be part of the Holiday Light Tour.

Registration to be a home on the tour begins November 3, 2025, and runs through November 21, 2025. The tour will begin December 5 and run through December 31, 2025. (Registration forms are available on zuberrealty.com/lighttour).

Prizes are awarded for each category including “Grand Prize—Your Favorite”: $100. “True Meaning of Christmas,” Kids’ Choice, “Best Use of Technology” and “Lucky Winner” are each awarded $50. Votes will be counted on January 3, 2026, and prizes announced on the Zuber Realty website: zuberrealty.com/lighttour. (Prizes will be available for pick up at the corporate office until January 10, 2026.)

The 2024 Light Tour GRAND PIZE was awarded to 679 South 6th Avenue, RoyersfordThe Unity Tree Lighting takes place on Friday, December 5, 2025, beginning with caroling at 6:00 p.m. and the lighting at 7:00 p.m. Santa will be there for picture taking.

Zuber Realty participates each year with retail businesses and organizations.

The Unity Tree Lighting takes place on Friday, December 5, 2025, beginning with caroling at 6:00 p.m. and the lighting at 7:00 p.m. Santa will be there for picture taking.

Unity Tree Trimming volunteers pose for the camera with event founder and Zuber Realty real estate agent Amy Muzopappa (second from right) and Donnie Ellixson (right). Ellixson hosts the Unity Tree throughout the season at his Gardens of Boyertown location. Photograph provided by Amy Muzopappa.

Chillin’ on Main:
Zuber Realty participates each year with Building a Better Boyertown to welcome Santa to the community. Look for us at Chillin’ on Main, December 6, 2025, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. to meet the agents and staff, enjoy some holiday cheer.

Agent Betsy Bellantoni greets families in celebration of the season. 

Zuber Realty

Richard A. Zuber Realty features a management style that offers training, professional development and support for all agents, freedom from a fee-based arrangement, flexibility offered through a trained and experienced office support staff, and opportunities to utilize assorted creative marketing services.

More than just a real estate company, Zuber Realty offers real estate specialties including seller and buyer brokerage for both residential and commercial real estate, property management, and appraisal services.

With a team of full-time real estate agents and a support staff dedicated to the real estate industry, Richard A. Zuber Realty is unsurpassed in service by any organization in the Tri-County Area. The firm’s motto “We work for you!” underscores the company’s dedication to full service from dedicated, experienced professionals.

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