The Moinian Group.

The Moinian Group, along with Cantor & Pecorella, Inc., raised $40,000 for the New York Police and Fire Widow's and Children's Fund at the Downtown Club 9/11 Memorial Charity Basketball Event, a 3-on-3 extravaganza pitting New York City police officers and firefighters against each other in a charity basketball game. Corporate donors included The Moinian Group; Cantor & Pecorella, Inc.; American Express; Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP; Key Bank; Newmark & Co.; North Fork Bank and Wachovia. The event featured former New York Knick power forward Jerome "Junk Yard Dog" Williams as the game's referee and the Knicks public address announcer Mike "Wally" Walczewski as the voice of the game. The FDNY team dominated the game, winning handily, 74-56.

Located at 20 West St., The Downtown Club is the former site of the Downtown Athletic Club, which once housed the Heisman Trophy. The Moinian Group is now converting the building to 283 luxurious studio, one-and two bedroom condominiums, with amenities that seek to preserve the building's athletic theme, including The Trophy Club, an "extreme" 12,000-square-foot spa and health club on two contiguous floors. The club will include state-of-the art cardio equipment; a fitness room for yoga, fitness, boxing and stretch classes; a weight area, a landscaped sun deck and a spa with massage service and a steam room.

For more information on condos at The Downtown Club, please contact Justin DeBlase of Cantor & Pecorella Inc., at [phone] x 24 or [e-mail].