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Hockomock Area YMCA Honors Volunteers at Annual Meeting
The 2010 Annual Meeting honoring young volunteers and organizations took place at Christina's on May 18, 2011.
The Hockomock Area YMCA honored volunteers and organizations that have created opportunities to produce positive change in our community during its annual meeting Wednesday at Christina's.
The Chairman's Award was in recognition of outstanding leadership in collaborating with the Hockomock Area YMCA as a mission partner in developing innovative solutions that meet the emerging needs of our communities. This year, the recipient of this award was the Deutsche Bank Championship (DBC). The DBC is the premier PGA Tour Playoff event held over Labor Day weekend at the TPC Boston. The YMCA is proud to be one of the DBC's beneficiaries, and is appreciative of the partnership that began at the tournament's inception. The DBC continues to support and contribute to the Y as they were in an innovator in the creation of the Kids Zone.
The Youth of the Year was presented to youth members of the Hockomock Area YMCA as a result of his or her commitment and positive impact on YMCA members, participants, and staff. The recipients were Connor Spilman of the Bernon Family Branch, Pauline DeAndrade of the Invensys Foxboro Branch, and Christopher Cotta of the North Attleboro Branch. All three played a huge role in contributing to their YMCA.
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The Red Triangle Award is in recognition of an organization's support of the programs and activities of the Hockomock Area YMCA. The Bernon Family Branch presented this award to the Milford Regional Medical Center. The Milford Regional Medical Center is collaborating with the Hockomock Area YMCA on two key initiatives including cancer care and adolescent health.
The Invensys Foxboro Branch presented this award to the Sharon Public School system. Sharon Public Schools have been an innovative collaborator with the branch.
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The North Attleboro Branch presented this award to The Julia Cekala Charitable Foundation . This foundation is in memory of a fun-loving little girl from North Attleboro who battled autism, renal failure, and seizures during her short life. The foundation is actively involved with the Integration Initiative and continues to partner with the Y providing opportunities for the youth.
