The Rotary Club of Wausau and the Wausau Early Birds Rotary donated roughly $6,300 to the Marathon County Hunger Coalition to buy weekend packs for students in Edgar, Colby and Mosinee, Wisconsin, and Denis Tan generously volunteered to help load the food onto trucks.
Kevin O'Shaughnessy recently donated some feminine hygiene products to Fulfill NJ.
Kevin participated in an online Women in Business function with his Chamber of Commerce, and the president of Fulfill, Kim Guadagno, mentioned these products were very much needed since they are not food stamp eligible.
Alberto Cordero recently participated in the 2nd Annual Crema de Nona Social & Toy Drive. The toys collected were distributed to families within our communities that are not fortunate enough to have a Christmas.
Dave Dellacato recently volunteered with Al's Angels, helping assemble, load and deliver meal bins for children and families battling cancer, rare blood disorders and experiencing severe financial hardship in the Tri-state area.
Schooley Mitchell Strategic-Partner Alberto Cordero and members of the Faith Business Alliance recently participated in a Meet & Greet event to promote businesses in the community. Proceeds from the event went to support Global Faith Missions.
Jim recently participated in (and sponsored!) the Novi Chamber of Commerce Golf Outing. He golfed with a few members of his BNI and another business associate. It was a great event and provided some great visibility!
Don Johnston was recently a proud sponsor of the Auburn Hills Chamber of Commerce Golf Open at the Pine Knob Golf Club. It was a fantastic event filled with great people, delicious food, 18 holes of golf, awards, raffles and more!
Axel Nafthal and his wife Maureen took part in a "Walk for Apraxia" fundraiser on August 29th with their two daughters Alana and Errinn, and grandsons Lochlin and Arlo. Beautiful day and lots of fun for a worthy cause!
Schooley Mitchell Strategic-Partner Christina Grenga recently ran in the Mud Girl Obstacle Race dedicated to women in Palm Beach Florida. This run helps promote women empowerment - The goal is to make women feel more comfortable while facing a challenge without fearing judgment.
Schooley Mitchell Strategic-Partner Christina Grenga recently participated in the Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce Golf Classic. Each year these golfers enjoy a fun-filled day of golfing, strengthening relationships and enjoying a relaxing day on the greens!
Schooley Mitchell consultant Sanjay Tyagi is a volunteer pilot with Colorado Wing-Civil Air Patrol (U.S. Air Force Auxiliary). He recently flew from Centennial to Walsenburg and Durango in Colorado to deliver Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for medical professionals during the Covid-19 crisis.
Schooley Mitchell Strategic-Partner Christina Grenga recently volunteered with Feeding Palm Beach County, the leading domestic hunger-relief organization in South Florida. They are working diligently to respond to the COVID-19 crisis and the rapidly evolving and increased food needs of children, seniors, families, and recently unemployed.
Schooley Mitchell Strategic-Partner Christina Grenga attended the Scripps Research Event in January. Scripps Research expands basic knowledge in the biosciences, and use these fundamental advancements to develop profound innovations that improve wellbeing.
Schooley Mitchell consultant William McKissock had his head shaved on March 8 to support kids fighting cancer. William raised over $700 for this very worthy cause, with the fundraiser raising over $13,000 collectively.
Kelly Ross recently attended the ribbon cutting for Smoothie King in Flower Mound, TX, hosted by the Flower Mound Chamber of Commerce. The franchise owner, Lawrence, is originally from New Orleans and has dreamt of owning this franchise since he was 25 years old.
Kelly Ross recently attended the re-grand opening of Shapes Fitness Flower Mound. Shapes Fitness has created an amazing environment of women empowering each other!
Kelly Ross recently attented the grand opening of the Northern Texas Facial & Oral Surgery's new location in Flower Mound, TX. While NTFOS may be new to Flower Mound, they have been in business in North Texas for 25+ years.
Kelly Ross recently attended a ribbon cutting for Tune Up The Manly Salon as a representative for the Flower Mound Chamber of Commerce. It has a great atmosphere for clients and provides every service you can think of to help the men in your life look truly amazing.
George DeMambro recently participated as a judge for the Westfield High School science fair.
Terri Braun and Rebekah Zinger from head office have been hard at working sewing and crocheting pouches, nests, animal beds, mittens and wraps to aid in the rehabilitation of animals affected by the wildfires in Australia. They are sending up their donations with the Animal Rescue Craft Guild. Great work, ladies!
Brian and Linda recently volunteered for packing food boxes for an event called "Thanksgiving for Thousands" sponsored by Mountaire Farms in Selbyville, DE. Brian and Linda were part of a team that filled 10,000 boxes of holiday food (both Thanksgiving and Christmas boxes were filled) for local needy families who were unable to afford the full meal.
Schooley Mitchell consultant Axel Nafthal recently volunteered his time to the Salvation Army Christmas Kettle on behalf of the New Minas Rotary Club at the Atlantic Superstore on November 23rd.
Schooley Mitchell consultant Jim Kiernan, accompanied by his wife recently attended the Be Beautiful Be Yourself Fashion Show benefiting Down syndrome research. Jim and his wife are pictured below along with Henry Winkler, Laura Linney, Terrel Davis and the event ambassador, Megan Bomgaars.
Schooley Mitchell consultant Jack McCullough and his wife Tracy share an afternoon at a recent Best Buddies Hayride and Corn Maze Event. Best Buddies is a Global organization with a goal to end the social, physical and economic isolation of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Jack McCullough recently participated in the Danny Wallace Foundation Invitational -- an annual event to raise money to provide college scholarships for students in need. Jack and Schooley Mitchell are proud to support such a terrific cause that in turn supports our next generation workforce.
Schooley Mitchell consultant Blaine Stephens was recently honored by the White Bear Area Chamber of Commerce as the recipient of the 2019 Chamber Volunteer of the Year award. Congratulations Blaine!
Dave Dellacato recently participated in the New Haven Manufacturers Association (NHMA) Golf Outing. This tournament was a great place to network, meet other members and have fun playing a round of golf!
Kelly Ross was recently awarded Ambassador of the Month for the month of August for the Flower Mound Chamber of Commerce. The Ambassadors make sure that all new members of the chamber are welcomed to the community.
Jack recently participated as a Corporate Sponsor at the 10th Annual Rizzo Companies Arthritis Foundation Golf Invitational. Over the past 10 years this event has raised nearly $2 Million dollars. A great day for golfers and all supporters of the cause!
Schooley Mitchell consultant Tim Ross recently worked with the Summit Club of Flower Mound. The group served 7200 hotdogs and drinks to participants of the Lewisville ISD Back to School Fair. In addition to the free food and drinks, over 3000 students were given school supplies, immunizations, eye-screenings and many other necessities they needed to begin their school year.
In June, Ezster Farkas took part in the Great Cycle Challenge to fight kids cancer. Eszter was able to raise over $600 and cycled 344.6 km! Way to go Eszter!
Dartmouth East PC Association had their annual cleanup day on June 15th. John Campbell and his grandaughters Bethany and Layla had a great time with the cleanup.
Bob Hays joined fellow Hilliard Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors and Board Members, along with Mayor Don Schonhardt and City officials to celebrate the Ribbon Cutting with the owners of SHED Fitness, the newest health and fitness facility in the community.
Bob Hays helped with registration for the 2019 Hilliard Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Golf Outing. Proceeds from the event help to support the Chamber’s area business outreach initiatives.
Tim Ross recently participated in a golf tournament in Fort Worth, Texas that supported Cornerstone Academy of Arlington, Texas. He is pictured here with his teammates for this great event.
Schooley Mitchell Strategic-Partner Dave Dellacato was recently awarded the 2018 Chapter Member of the Year! Congratulations Dave!
Schooley Mitchell Strategic-Partner T.D Thompson recently joined the Chase Home board of directors which serves more than 140 at-risk youth and families annually statewide through prevention, early intervention, residential and community-based programs.
Jack is a proud member of the Board of Directors, Jack joined the ’Pack the Capitol’ event to help motivate CT Legislators to ADD $100 Million dollars (5%) from the state’s projected $2.65 Billion surplus ---to help fund Not-for-Profit services for CT’s most vulnerable citizens.
Schooley Mitchell consultant Kelly Ross recently attended a ribbon cutting as an ambassador for the Flower Mound Chamber of Commerce. Urban Craft Co. is a brand new business that offers creative workshops for making wood elements.
Schooley Mitchell Consultant Kelly Ross recently attended a ribbon cutting for Tresses of Care hosted by the Flower Mound Chamber of Commerce. Tresses of Care is a wonderful non-profit organization that helps children obtain wigs at no cost while trying to fight cancer and alopecia.
Dave Dellacato manages a 9U travel baseball team that recently won the "Let the Games Begin" tournament at the Sportsplex in North Branford, Connecticut. Competitive teams from all over Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Jersey participated. Congratulations!
Michelle Burlison recently attended Frisco Chamber of Commerce’s Women Enhancing Business breakfast.
Michelle Burlison recently attended the Mark Out Cancer charity dinner and auction, hosted by the Dallas Junior Hockey Association along with the Colorectal Cancer Alliance. All proceeds raised will be used to help benefit the Willis family in their time of need.
Michelle Burlison recently attended a meeting held by the Frisco Chamber of Commerce with a delicious lunch sponsored by Mochas and Javas. It was truly a fantastic event!
Tim and Kelly Ross recently attended a mixer hosted by the Flower Mound Chamber of Commerce. It was an amazing event and Tim and Kelly couldn't be happier to be members of this great organization that works hard to support the community.
Kelly Ross recently attended the monthly luncheon hosted by the Women’s Business League at Gabriela & Sofia’s TexMex in Flower Mound, Texas.
Michelle Burlison recently took part in the Esperanza 5K in support of Juntos Servimos, along with her husband and two of her children. Her 16-year-old placed third in his age group and her 12-year-old took first place. Great job, guys!
Michelle Burlison recently volunteered at Mankind's annual golf fundraiser. All proceeds raised will be used to help provide men and their families with needed support during times of medical crisis and to promote awareness about men's health issues.
The Kentucky Credit Union League Ashland Chapter recently held their Build-A-Bed project and Lee Balaklaw was one of the many volunteers that helped out.
Schooley Mitchell Consultant Tim Ross recently volunteered alongside his first client and friend, Dale Marable, at an event hosted by Elevate Life Church. Together the pair served over 400 drinks to those in attendance. Great job, guys!
Jill Lowry was recently chosen NAWBO Kentucky’s Member of the Year for her enthusiasm, dedication and hard work to the organization. She has served on the membership committee since 2016 and was recently voted on to the board as the Membership VP this January. Congratulations Jill!
Bob Hays was recognized by the Hilliard Area Chamber of Commerce as the 2019 Most Involved Volunteer. He also received commendations from Governor Mike DeWine, U.S.Congressman Steve Stivers, State Senator Stephanie Kunze/The State of Ohio State Senate, The State of Ohio House of Representatives, Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose, The Office of the Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, and State Treasurer of Ohio Robert Sprague
Bob Hays is a volunteer at Ohio’s John Glenn Columbus Airport USO Lounge. The USO Lounge is available to traveling U.S. military service men and women and their families.
Bob Hays recently celebrated the USO's 2019 Salute To Services annual fundraiser event at Pinnacle Golf Course (Grove City, Ohio), along with attendees Shannon Massey and Cindy Walker from corporate sponsor Credit Union of Ohio. The event helped raise money for the USO's mission to keep our military connected to family, home and country.
Head Office supports the Emily Murphy Centre, a local non-profit that offers second-stage housing and support to women who have experienced domestic violence. Our regular donations include personal hygiene supplies and financial support. Show here are SM's Tori Sutton and Brooke Moffatt with EMC staff.
After over 50 years of skiing and five years of instructing, Don Johnston decided to take it to the next level. He attained his Level One Alpine Certification from PSIA/AASI-Central.
Rich Bartolotta was recently on site at Norcross Cooperative Ministry with the Rotary Club of Gwinnett County. The club donated $5,000 to the ministry for food and more than 40 members came out to serve.
William McKissock recently sponsored the Datex Corporation User Conference at Disney's Contemporary Resort in Orlando, Florida.
Thanks to the generous donations of Franchisees at our annual conference, Schooley Mitchell was able to raise $2,100 for the Canadian Cancer Society for Movember 2018! Plus, the CCS's Gifts for the Cure matching program meant that our $2,100 donation was matched to equal $4,200 in total value donated! Thank you to everyone who donated.
Don and Aaron took some great photos at the Silver & Gold Awards hosted by the Auburn Hills Chamber of Commerce.
Patrick Delehanty and other members of the Professional Connections Networking Group adopted a family for the holidays through a great program from the Brookfield Department of Social Services. They shopped for gifts for the family and they were all delivered to the Town Hall for the family to pick up on December 10th.
Blaine Stephens and Michele Crawford recently sponsored the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits’ annual conference. The Minnesota Council of Nonprofits is one of the largest statewide associations of non-profits in the country. The annual conference is a great opportunity for professionals from the non-profit sector to join together, celebrate the sector, learn from one another and prepare for another year.
On October 21, Lance and Tammy Spracklen attended Start-Up! Kids Club's second annual Small Business Awards. At the event students were recognized for their entrepreneurial achievement and tenacious spirits in business as voted on by the community.
William McKissock participates in a weekly coed soccer league with Tampa Bay Club Sport every Sunday. This picture was taken with his teammates after a recent game!
Patrick Delehanty recently collected food from Berry Elementary School, along with other members of Brotherhood-In-Action of Bethel, which will later be distributed to those in need. This Thanksgiving they will provide food for 153 families.
Rich Barolotta was recently a proud sponsor of this year’s St. Benedict Knights of Columbus golf tournament at Bear's Best in Atlanta, Georgia. All proceeds raised will help support local veteran groups.
Rich Bartolotta recently participated in the 13th Annual Care for Cops Golf Tournament at Chateau Elan. Care for Cops is a non-profit organization that provides financial assistance to families of Georgia Law Enforcement Officers killed in the line of duty.
On October 14, Dave Dellacato participated in the Walk to End Lupus Now. The walk is a great opportunity to raise funds for lupus research, increase awareness of lupus and rally public support for the estimated 1.5 million Americans who are affected by it.
Rob Newcombe recently participated in the Al Nunn Memorial Golf Tournament in support of Chester Minor Hockey. It was a fantastic event and the turnout was great!
Schooley Mitchell Consultant Bob Hays recently helped with the set up for the annual Taste of Hilliard event, which showcases area restaurants and businesses, along with other members from the Hilliard Area Chamber of Commerce.
Bob Hays helped celebrate the opening of the newest AT&T retail location in Grove City, along with other members of the Grove City Area Chamber of Commerce, and Mayor Richard Stage cut the ceremonial ribbon.
Schooley Mitchell Consultant Bob Hays is a member of The Knights of Columbus Council 4603 which regularly helps clean up a street section in Grove City as part of their commitment to give back to the community.
Schooley Mitchell Consultant Richard Warring recently sponsored the Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association of Alberta's 31st annual golf tournament. It was a beautiful day filled with golf, delicious food and great prizes. Members contributed to help raise money for Kids CANcer Care.
Schooley Mitchell Consultant Hernan Popper and his wife Andrea recently volunteered at Folklorama's Argentina Tango Pavilion. Folklorama is the largest festival of its kind in Canada and has been going for 49 years. Schooley Mitchell of Winnipeg is also a sponsor of this festival, supporting diversity and community involvement.
Mickey Pendergast recently sponsored a hole at the Hole in One Shootout to benefit Collicutt Siding Golf Club’s junior golf program. Its program is one of the largest in Canada with over 1,000 kids participating each week and they are currently raising money to build a 3-hole golf course exclusively for youth.
The MaryEllen Hames Dellacato Foundation honors MaryEllen’s memory through charitable works. One of the events it supports is the golf tournament for the Fighting Angels Foundation. They raise money and awareness for a local child, Joey Moretti Jr., as well as all the angels with Angelman syndrome.
Axel Nafthal had a fantastic time with his Schooley Mitchell team at the Rotary Golf for Kids, an annual fundraiser that raises money for Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Annapolis Valley and for Rotary Sunrise. It was a beautiful day for golf and the turnout was great!
Schooley Mitchell of Toronto were proud sponsors of the Second Annual World Vision Golf Tournament held June 22, 2018. Money from the event goes straight towards helping children and families in some of the most difficult places to be a child in the world today.
Bob Hays and other members from the Grove City Area Chamber of Commerce along with company staff celebrate the Grand Opening of the AR Workshop in Grove City, with Mayor Ike Stage cutting the ceremonial ribbon.
William McKissock and his BNI team recently took part in the 9th Annual Steinbrenner Football Golf Tournament in support of his son Callum's high school football team!
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Lana and Terry Raney recently supported Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee and the Titans Foundation. The 3rd annual Taste of the Titans Charity Dinner had tremendous support for area youth and other charities in the middle Tennessee area.
Bob Hays and Brother Knights from Knights of Columbus Council 4603 recently manned the street to collect donations during the annual Measure Up Campaign for Special Olympics and the Heinzerling Memorial Foundation in their missions to support and care for children and adults with severe and profound developmental disabilities.
Blaine Stephens is a co-Chair of the Ambassador Committee for the White Bear Area Chamber of Commerce, as well as the Board Chair for the nonprofit organization Children’s Performing Arts. Blaine is pictured at the ribbon cutting event for the brand new Hanifl Performing Arts Center which will serve as artistic home for Lakeshore Players and Children’s Performing Arts.
Axel Nafthal was pleased to accept the 2016 Rotary International President's Citation on behalf of the Rotary Club of New Minas Sunrise for his club's achievements in 2016. Axel was president of the club in 2016, and they were one of only three clubs in district 7820 to achieve the honour! Pictured with 2016 District Governor Elva Hayge.
Zach Madrigal recently took part in a Community Clean Up with the Neighbors Helping Neighbors of Scottsdale. Great job Zach!
Rich Bartolotta with the Gwinnett County Rotary Club packed 300 meals for Gwinnett Senior Services and Viewpoint Health. They are proud to serve their community!
Blaine Stephens is the Secretary of the Board for Children’s Performing Arts, a nonprofit group whose mission is to provide a platform to explore the world of artistic expression for children and their community. Pictured with Alex, the King of Madagascar from CPA’s performance of Madagascar Jr.
Rich Bartolotta volunteered at the 12th Annual Care for Cops Golf Tournament at TPC Sugarloaf last week. Care for Cops is a non-profit that provides financial assistance to families of Georgia Law Enforcement Officers killed in the line of duty. There were over 70 golfers at the event!
Rich Bartolotta recently attended an event at Christ the King Baptist Church as a vendor. The event was to support Touch of Light Missionary Ministries, whose mission is to alleviate the poverty effects of orphaned children in the area of Lasile, Haiti.
Marco Strom spent this summer coaching the 14AA Shakopee Sabers youth travelling baseball team!
Bob Hays and other members of Knights of Columbus Council 4603 and families pitched in to help Sister Nancy with a community playground sanding, cleaning and repainting project. The playground is used by neighborhood children providing a safe, fun environment.
Bob Hays and other members of Knights of Columbus Council 4603 in support of the annual Measure Up fundraiser. Proceeds from the community event go to support two worthy organizations – The Heinzerling Foundationand Grove City Special Olympics.
100 Men Who Cook for Kids showcased 100 men from the Midland’s and their favorite recipes. Patrick McElderry was one of the 100 who cooked their favorite dish for several hundred attendees to raise money for EdVenture’s youth development programs.
Don & Aaron Johnston volunteered with Neighborhood House, one of their local nonprofits that helps people in times of hardship toward self-sufficiency. Neighborhood House were the recipients of the 25th Annual Postal Carriers Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive and volunteers like Don and Aaron helped collect and sort the food.
Marco participated in ‘Bowling for Brains’ on April 23 which is an event to raise money for brain cancer treatment and research. Pictured left to right: Marco Strom, Jesse Voltin, Robert Strom, Meredith Voltin.
Tom Smith, president of the southwest chapter of the Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association presented a donation to Animal Friends, a no-kill shelter in Pittsburgh. Marc Schwalb is a proud member of both organizations.
Hernan Popper and his daughter, sorting potatoes at Winnipeg Harvest as part of the Jewish Federation of Winnipeg’s Budding Philanthropists Tzedakah Party.
Rich Bartolotta had a great time volunteering with his Rotary Club and supporting the Salvation Army this Christmas Season with "bell ringing" and collecting donations.
This past fall, Marco coached the East Metro/Hudson, WI “Team Gold” baseball team in the 2016 August Classic baseball tournament. Pictured left to right, Brian Eckholm (brother in law), Mason Eckholm (nephew) and Marco Strom.
On September 17 Marco participated in the Walk to Defeat ALS. The Walk is an opportunity to bring hope to people living with ALS and raise money for a cure. Marco has been a supporter of the ALS Association since his mother Ellen Strom became a victim of the disease that ultimately took her life in 2003.
On September 10, Humor to Fight the Tumor held its 13th annual gala. Over 620 people attended and close to $325,000 was raised in net proceeds for brain tumor research. Pictured left to right Jesse Voltin, Meredith Strom Voltin, Alicia Daugherty and Marco Strom.
Rich Bartolotta and over 100 other golfers participated in the Knights of Columbus 7th annual golf charity event with proceeds going towards supporting deserving veterans in the area.
Axel Nafthal, currently serving as this year’s president of the Rotary Club of New Minas, was presented with rotary banners from the Rotary Club of Albuquerque. The club members from New Mexico were visiting the New Minas district on a Rotary Friendship Exchange.
Patrick McElderry was one of the sponsors at the Wild Mayhem Golf Tournament to benefit the Special Olympics and breast cancer research.
Travis McElroy (5th from right) spent a weekend helping out with the KIT (Kern Innovation & Technology) Community at their Tech Fighting The Wildfires application development ("hackathon") weekend. Travis was very inspired by the five teams that formed to develop live applications to help with Disaster Relief and Wildfire Response Support.
Axel Nafthal recently participated in the 20th Annual Big Brothers Big Sisters/Rotary Club Golf Tournament. Schooley Mitchell was a proud hole sponsor! It was a great day of golfing for a good cause.
Dave Tankersley recently volunteered to be a judge at his local high school’s inaugural entrepreneurial arts and community projects competition. Dave enlisted the help of four fellow BNI members to assist with judging, and the students did a great job creating and presenting their impressive projects.
Rich Bartolotta recently participated in the 9th Annual Swing into Spring Chairman’s Club Golf Tournament. The tournament was organized by the Gwinnett County Chairman’s Club, of which Rich is a proud member.
Jerry Sarno recently participated in the annual Michiana Shop & Greet for the third year. He was the Lead Shark in the “Pitch to the Sharks” competition, where 24 entrepreneurs vied for $250 in grand prize money by giving their best elevator pitch to panel of 5 prominent business people.
Rich Bartolotta volunteered at the Truck Driving Championships put on by the Georgia Motor Trucking Association. Rich followed competitor’s trucks around the course to keep track of their times and record the scores delivered by inspectors at each obstacle.
Marc Schwalb and his wife Amy recently represented Animal Friends by volunteering at the Healthy Pet Day fair in Wexford, Pennsylvania. The pair operated the information booth, and helped raised funds for Animal Friends by playing games like Plinko and raffling off baskets full of goodies.
Rich Bartolotta and his wife Peggy recently participated in the March of Dimes’ "March for Babies". The pair walked 5K to raise funds and awareness to help fight premature birth and other life threatening challenges newborns face.
Rich Bartolotta recently sponsored a hole at the Azalea Festival Invitational Golf Tournament to benefit The Cottage School Endowment Fund. The Cottage School was founded 31 years ago to support kids with learning disabilities and provide them with a solid education.
Rich Bartolotta was recently inducted as a new member of the Rotary Club of Gwinnett County. The Gwinnett County Chapter was formed in 1973 and currently has over 100 members.
Paul Nelson recently became a member of his local Rotary Club. He proudly displays his Certificate of Membership in the above picture, while posing with fellow members of the Rotary Club of Avon-Canton.
Neil Hostein was recently recognized for ten years of service with the Canadian Cancer Society. During Daffodil Month in April, Neil canvases door to door and sells daffodils outside of his local bank or supermarket to help raise funds for this important cause.
Head Office’s Tori Sutton is a volunteer with the Stratford Basketeers program, which collects laundry baskets filled with items that women need to start a new life after leaving their abusive situation. Over 100 baskets were collected during the 2015 drive.
Rich was recently a sponsor at the Tenth Annual Amigos for Christ Golf Classic held in Burford, Georgia. The event was an enormous success!
Rich Bartolotta recently participated in the Tenth Annual Care for Cops Charity Golf Classic held in Duluth, Georgia. Rich also helped to acquire items for the silent auction held after the day of golfing. In total, the event hosted over 180 golfers and was a big success!
Rich recently participated in the March for Babies in Suwanee, Georgia to help raise funds to research and prevent the health problems threatening babies. It was a cloudy day, but lots of people took part to support this worthy cause!
Adam is the volunteer head coach of the Ripleys Auto Service T-Ball team, which is part of the Alliston Minor Softball Association.
Dennis has been involved high-level baseball for most his life as a player and coach, including time spent coaching the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks Men’s Baseball team.
Marla doesn’t have a dog ... or does she? Marla supports the local Humane Society and volunteered during its recent fundraising dog walk, serving up hot dogs to hungry participants.
Marla enjoys helping out in her community and recently volunteered at the local elementary school’s book fair.
John has been heavily involved in minor sports for many decades, as a coach, official and volunteer. Most recently, he’s served as team manager for the Lockview Dragons, which plays in the competitive Metro High School Hockey League.
Tori is the club director and head coach of the Festival City Twirlers. Her girls have won numerous Provincial and Canadian Championships and have represented Canada at the last 3 World Championships, bringing home a bronze medal from Switzerland in 2012.
Ken is a volunteer coach of the Southwest Gulford Jets, a youth football team in the Northwest Midget Pop Warner Football League.
The Rotary Club of Wausau and the Wausau Early Birds Rotary donated roughly $6,300 to the Marathon County Hunger Coalition to buy weekend packs for students in Edgar, Colby and Mosinee, Wisconsin, and Denis Tan generously volunteered to help load the food onto trucks.
Kevin O’Shaughnessy recently donated some feminine hygiene products to Fulfill NJ.
Kevin participated in an online Women in Business function with his Chamber of Commerce, and the president of Fulfill, Kim Guadagno, mentioned these products were very much needed since they are not food stamp eligible.
Alberto Cordero recently participated in the 2nd Annual Crema de Nona Social & Toy Drive. The toys collected were distributed to families within our communities that are not fortunate enough to have a Christmas.
Dave Dellacato recently volunteered with Al’s Angels, helping assemble, load and deliver meal bins for children and families battling cancer, rare blood disorders and experiencing severe financial hardship in the Tri-state area.
Schooley Mitchell Strategic-Partner Alberto Cordero and members of the Faith Business Alliance recently participated in a Meet & Greet event to promote businesses in the community. Proceeds from the event went to support Global Faith Missions.
Jim recently participated in (and sponsored!) the Novi Chamber of Commerce Golf Outing. He golfed with a few members of his BNI and another business associate. It was a great event and provided some great visibility!
Don Johnston was recently a proud sponsor of the Auburn Hills Chamber of Commerce Golf Open at the Pine Knob Golf Club. It was a fantastic event filled with great people, delicious food, 18 holes of golf, awards, raffles and more!
Axel Nafthal and his wife Maureen took part in a “Walk for Apraxia” fundraiser on August 29th with their two daughters Alana and Errinn, and grandsons Lochlin and Arlo. Beautiful day and lots of fun for a worthy cause!
Schooley Mitchell Strategic-Partner Christina Grenga recently ran in the Mud Girl Obstacle Race dedicated to women in Palm Beach Florida. This run helps promote women empowerment – The goal is to make women feel more comfortable while facing a challenge without fearing judgment.
Schooley Mitchell Strategic-Partner Christina Grenga recently participated in the Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce Golf Classic. Each year these golfers enjoy a fun-filled day of golfing, strengthening relationships and enjoying a relaxing day on the greens!
Schooley Mitchell consultant Sanjay Tyagi is a volunteer pilot with Colorado Wing-Civil Air Patrol (U.S. Air Force Auxiliary). He recently flew from Centennial to Walsenburg and Durango in Colorado to deliver Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for medical professionals during the Covid-19 crisis.
Schooley Mitchell Strategic-Partner Christina Grenga recently volunteered with Feeding Palm Beach County, the leading domestic hunger-relief organization in South Florida. They are working diligently to respond to the COVID-19 crisis and the rapidly evolving and increased food needs of children, seniors, families, and recently unemployed.
Schooley Mitchell Strategic-Partner Christina Grenga attended the Scripps Research Event in January. Scripps Research expands basic knowledge in the biosciences, and use these fundamental advancements to develop profound innovations that improve wellbeing.
Schooley Mitchell consultant William McKissock had his head shaved on March 8 to support kids fighting cancer. William raised over $700 for this very worthy cause, with the fundraiser raising over $13,000 collectively.
Kelly Ross recently attended the ribbon cutting for Smoothie King in Flower Mound, TX, hosted by the Flower Mound Chamber of Commerce. The franchise owner, Lawrence, is originally from New Orleans and has dreamt of owning this franchise since he was 25 years old.
Kelly Ross recently attended the re-grand opening of Shapes Fitness Flower Mound. Shapes Fitness has created an amazing environment of women empowering each other!
Kelly Ross recently attented the grand opening of the Northern Texas Facial & Oral Surgery’s new location in Flower Mound, TX. While NTFOS may be new to Flower Mound, they have been in business in North Texas for 25+ years.
Kelly Ross recently attended a ribbon cutting for Tune Up The Manly Salon as a representative for the Flower Mound Chamber of Commerce. It has a great atmosphere for clients and provides every service you can think of to help the men in your life look truly amazing.
George DeMambro recently participated as a judge for the Westfield High School science fair.
Terri Braun and Rebekah Zinger from head office have been hard at working sewing and crocheting pouches, nests, animal beds, mittens and wraps to aid in the rehabilitation of animals affected by the wildfires in Australia. They are sending up their donations with the Animal Rescue Craft Guild. Great work, ladies!
Brian and Linda recently volunteered for packing food boxes for an event called “Thanksgiving for Thousands” sponsored by Mountaire Farms in Selbyville, DE. Brian and Linda were part of a team that filled 10,000 boxes of holiday food (both Thanksgiving and Christmas boxes were filled) for local needy families who were unable to afford the full meal.
Schooley Mitchell consultant Axel Nafthal recently volunteered his time to the Salvation Army Christmas Kettle on behalf of the New Minas Rotary Club at the Atlantic Superstore on November 23rd.
Schooley Mitchell consultant Jim Kiernan, accompanied by his wife recently attended the Be Beautiful Be Yourself Fashion Show benefiting Down syndrome research. Jim and his wife are pictured below along with Henry Winkler, Laura Linney, Terrel Davis and the event ambassador, Megan Bomgaars.
Schooley Mitchell consultant Jack McCullough and his wife Tracy share an afternoon at a recent Best Buddies Hayride and Corn Maze Event. Best Buddies is a Global organization with a goal to end the social, physical and economic isolation of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Jack McCullough recently participated in the Danny Wallace Foundation Invitational — an annual event to raise money to provide college scholarships for students in need. Jack and Schooley Mitchell are proud to support such a terrific cause that in turn supports our next generation workforce.
Schooley Mitchell consultant Blaine Stephens was recently honored by the White Bear Area Chamber of Commerce as the recipient of the 2019 Chamber Volunteer of the Year award. Congratulations Blaine!
Dave Dellacato recently participated in the New Haven Manufacturers Association (NHMA) Golf Outing. This tournament was a great place to network, meet other members and have fun playing a round of golf!
Kelly Ross was recently awarded Ambassador of the Month for the month of August for the Flower Mound Chamber of Commerce. The Ambassadors make sure that all new members of the chamber are welcomed to the community.
Jack recently participated as a Corporate Sponsor at the 10th Annual Rizzo Companies Arthritis Foundation Golf Invitational. Over the past 10 years this event has raised nearly $2 Million dollars. A great day for golfers and all supporters of the cause!
Schooley Mitchell consultant Tim Ross recently worked with the Summit Club of Flower Mound. The group served 7200 hotdogs and drinks to participants of the Lewisville ISD Back to School Fair. In addition to the free food and drinks, over 3000 students were given school supplies, immunizations, eye-screenings and many other necessities they needed to begin their school year.
In June, Ezster Farkas took part in the Great Cycle Challenge to fight kids cancer. Eszter was able to raise over $600 and cycled 344.6 km! Way to go Eszter!
Dartmouth East PC Association had their annual cleanup day on June 15th. John Campbell and his grandaughters Bethany and Layla had a great time with the cleanup.
Bob Hays joined fellow Hilliard Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors and Board Members, along with Mayor Don Schonhardt and City officials to celebrate the Ribbon Cutting with the owners of SHED Fitness, the newest health and fitness facility in the community.
Bob Hays helped with registration for the 2019 Hilliard Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Golf Outing. Proceeds from the event help to support the Chamber’s area business outreach initiatives.
Tim Ross recently participated in a golf tournament in Fort Worth, Texas that supported Cornerstone Academy of Arlington, Texas. He is pictured here with his teammates for this great event.
Schooley Mitchell Strategic-Partner Dave Dellacato was recently awarded the 2018 Chapter Member of the Year! Congratulations Dave!
Schooley Mitchell Strategic-Partner T.D Thompson recently joined the Chase Home board of directors which serves more than 140 at-risk youth and families annually statewide through prevention, early intervention, residential and community-based programs.
Jack is a proud member of the Board of Directors, Jack joined the ’Pack the Capitol’ event to help motivate CT Legislators to ADD $100 Million dollars (5%) from the state’s projected $2.65 Billion surplus —to help fund Not-for-Profit services for CT’s most vulnerable citizens.
Schooley Mitchell consultant Kelly Ross recently attended a ribbon cutting as an ambassador for the Flower Mound Chamber of Commerce. Urban Craft Co. is a brand new business that offers creative workshops for making wood elements.
Schooley Mitchell Consultant Kelly Ross recently attended a ribbon cutting for Tresses of Care hosted by the Flower Mound Chamber of Commerce. Tresses of Care is a wonderful non-profit organization that helps children obtain wigs at no cost while trying to fight cancer and alopecia.
Dave Dellacato manages a 9U travel baseball team that recently won the “Let the Games Begin” tournament at the Sportsplex in North Branford, Connecticut. Competitive teams from all over Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Jersey participated. Congratulations!
Michelle Burlison recently attended Frisco Chamber of Commerce’s Women Enhancing Business breakfast.
Michelle Burlison recently attended the Mark Out Cancer charity dinner and auction, hosted by the Dallas Junior Hockey Association along with the Colorectal Cancer Alliance. All proceeds raised will be used to help benefit the Willis family in their time of need.
Michelle Burlison recently attended a meeting held by the Frisco Chamber of Commerce with a delicious lunch sponsored by Mochas and Javas. It was truly a fantastic event!
Tim and Kelly Ross recently attended a mixer hosted by the Flower Mound Chamber of Commerce. It was an amazing event and Tim and Kelly couldn’t be happier to be members of this great organization that works hard to support the community.
Kelly Ross recently attended the monthly luncheon hosted by the Women’s Business League at Gabriela & Sofia’s TexMex in Flower Mound, Texas.
Michelle Burlison recently took part in the Esperanza 5K in support of Juntos Servimos, along with her husband and two of her children. Her 16-year-old placed third in his age group and her 12-year-old took first place. Great job, guys!
Michelle Burlison recently volunteered at Mankind‘s annual golf fundraiser. All proceeds raised will be used to help provide men and their families with needed support during times of medical crisis and to promote awareness about men’s health issues.
The Kentucky Credit Union League Ashland Chapter recently held their Build-A-Bed project and Lee Balaklaw was one of the many volunteers that helped out.
Schooley Mitchell Consultant Tim Ross recently volunteered alongside his first client and friend, Dale Marable, at an event hosted by Elevate Life Church. Together the pair served over 400 drinks to those in attendance. Great job, guys!
Jill Lowry was recently chosen NAWBO Kentucky’s Member of the Year for her enthusiasm, dedication and hard work to the organization. She has served on the membership committee since 2016 and was recently voted on to the board as the Membership VP this January. Congratulations Jill!
Bob Hays was recognized by the Hilliard Area Chamber of Commerce as the 2019 Most Involved Volunteer. He also received commendations from Governor Mike DeWine, U.S.Congressman Steve Stivers, State Senator Stephanie Kunze/The State of Ohio State Senate, The State of Ohio House of Representatives, Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose, The Office of the Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, and State Treasurer of Ohio Robert Sprague
Bob Hays is a volunteer at Ohio’s John Glenn Columbus Airport USO Lounge. The USO Lounge is available to traveling U.S. military service men and women and their families.
Bob Hays recently celebrated the USO’s 2019 Salute To Services annual fundraiser event at Pinnacle Golf Course (Grove City, Ohio), along with attendees Shannon Massey and Cindy Walker from corporate sponsor Credit Union of Ohio. The event helped raise money for the USO’s mission to keep our military connected to family, home and country.
Head Office supports the Emily Murphy Centre, a local non-profit that offers second-stage housing and support to women who have experienced domestic violence. Our regular donations include personal hygiene supplies and financial support. Show here are SM’s Tori Sutton and Brooke Moffatt with EMC staff.
After over 50 years of skiing and five years of instructing, Don Johnston decided to take it to the next level. He attained his Level One Alpine Certification from PSIA/AASI-Central.
Rich Bartolotta was recently on site at Norcross Cooperative Ministry with the Rotary Club of Gwinnett County. The club donated $5,000 to the ministry for food and more than 40 members came out to serve.
William McKissock recently sponsored the Datex Corporation User Conference at Disney’s Contemporary Resort in Orlando, Florida.
Thanks to the generous donations of Franchisees at our annual conference, Schooley Mitchell was able to raise $2,100 for the Canadian Cancer Society for Movember 2018! Plus, the CCS’s Gifts for the Cure matching program meant that our $2,100 donation was matched to equal $4,200 in total value donated! Thank you to everyone who donated.
Don and Aaron took some great photos at the Silver & Gold Awards hosted by the Auburn Hills Chamber of Commerce.
Patrick Delehanty and other members of the Professional Connections Networking Group adopted a family for the holidays through a great program from the Brookfield Department of Social Services. They shopped for gifts for the family and they were all delivered to the Town Hall for the family to pick up on December 10th.
Blaine Stephens and Michele Crawford recently sponsored the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits’ annual conference. The Minnesota Council of Nonprofits is one of the largest statewide associations of non-profits in the country. The annual conference is a great opportunity for professionals from the non-profit sector to join together, celebrate the sector, learn from one another and prepare for another year.
On October 21, Lance and Tammy Spracklen attended Start-Up! Kids Club’s second annual Small Business Awards. At the event students were recognized for their entrepreneurial achievement and tenacious spirits in business as voted on by the community.
William McKissock participates in a weekly coed soccer league with Tampa Bay Club Sport every Sunday. This picture was taken with his teammates after a recent game!
Patrick Delehanty recently collected food from Berry Elementary School, along with other members of Brotherhood-In-Action of Bethel, which will later be distributed to those in need. This Thanksgiving they will provide food for 153 families.
Rich Barolotta was recently a proud sponsor of this year’s St. Benedict Knights of Columbus golf tournament at Bear’s Best in Atlanta, Georgia. All proceeds raised will help support local veteran groups.
Rich Bartolotta recently participated in the 13th Annual Care for Cops Golf Tournament at Chateau Elan. Care for Cops is a non-profit organization that provides financial assistance to families of Georgia Law Enforcement Officers killed in the line of duty.
On October 14, Dave Dellacato participated in the Walk to End Lupus Now. The walk is a great opportunity to raise funds for lupus research, increase awareness of lupus and rally public support for the estimated 1.5 million Americans who are affected by it.
Rob Newcombe recently participated in the Al Nunn Memorial Golf Tournament in support of Chester Minor Hockey. It was a fantastic event and the turnout was great!
Schooley Mitchell Consultant Bob Hays recently helped with the set up for the annual Taste of Hilliard event, which showcases area restaurants and businesses, along with other members from the Hilliard Area Chamber of Commerce.
Bob Hays helped celebrate the opening of the newest AT&T retail location in Grove City, along with other members of the Grove City Area Chamber of Commerce, and Mayor Richard Stage cut the ceremonial ribbon.
Schooley Mitchell Consultant Bob Hays is a member of The Knights of Columbus Council 4603 which regularly helps clean up a street section in Grove City as part of their commitment to give back to the community.
Schooley Mitchell Consultant Richard Warring recently sponsored the Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association of Alberta’s 31st annual golf tournament. It was a beautiful day filled with golf, delicious food and great prizes. Members contributed to help raise money for Kids CANcer Care.
Schooley Mitchell Consultant Hernan Popper and his wife Andrea recently volunteered at Folklorama’s Argentina Tango Pavilion. Folklorama is the largest festival of its kind in Canada and has been going for 49 years. Schooley Mitchell of Winnipeg is also a sponsor of this festival, supporting diversity and community involvement.
Mickey Pendergast recently sponsored a hole at the Hole in One Shootout to benefit Collicutt Siding Golf Club’s junior golf program. Its program is one of the largest in Canada with over 1,000 kids participating each week and they are currently raising money to build a 3-hole golf course exclusively for youth.
The MaryEllen Hames Dellacato Foundation honors MaryEllen’s memory through charitable works. One of the events it supports is the golf tournament for the Fighting Angels Foundation. They raise money and awareness for a local child, Joey Moretti Jr., as well as all the angels with Angelman syndrome.
Axel Nafthal had a fantastic time with his Schooley Mitchell team at the Rotary Golf for Kids, an annual fundraiser that raises money for Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Annapolis Valley and for Rotary Sunrise. It was a beautiful day for golf and the turnout was great!
Schooley Mitchell of Toronto were proud sponsors of the Second Annual World Vision Golf Tournament held June 22, 2018. Money from the event goes straight towards helping children and families in some of the most difficult places to be a child in the world today.
Bob Hays and other members from the Grove City Area Chamber of Commerce along with company staff celebrate the Grand Opening of the AR Workshop in Grove City, with Mayor Ike Stage cutting the ceremonial ribbon.
William McKissock and his BNI team recently took part in the 9th Annual Steinbrenner Football Golf Tournament in support of his son Callum’s high school football team!
Lana and Terry Raney recently supported Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee and the Titans Foundation. The 3rd annual Taste of the Titans Charity Dinner had tremendous support for area youth and other charities in the middle Tennessee area.
Bob Hays and Brother Knights from Knights of Columbus Council 4603 recently manned the street to collect donations during the annual Measure Up Campaign for Special Olympics and the Heinzerling Memorial Foundation in their missions to support and care for children and adults with severe and profound developmental disabilities.
Blaine Stephens is a co-Chair of the Ambassador Committee for the White Bear Area Chamber of Commerce, as well as the Board Chair for the nonprofit organization Children’s Performing Arts. Blaine is pictured at the ribbon cutting event for the brand new Hanifl Performing Arts Center which will serve as artistic home for Lakeshore Players and Children’s Performing Arts.
Axel Nafthal was pleased to accept the 2016 Rotary International President’s Citation on behalf of the Rotary Club of New Minas Sunrise for his club’s achievements in 2016. Axel was president of the club in 2016, and they were one of only three clubs in district 7820 to achieve the honour! Pictured with 2016 District Governor Elva Hayge.
Zach Madrigal recently took part in a Community Clean Up with the Neighbors Helping Neighbors of Scottsdale. Great job Zach!
Rich Bartolotta with the Gwinnett County Rotary Club packed 300 meals for Gwinnett Senior Services and Viewpoint Health. They are proud to serve their community!
Blaine Stephens is the Secretary of the Board for Children’s Performing Arts, a nonprofit group whose mission is to provide a platform to explore the world of artistic expression for children and their community. Pictured with Alex, the King of Madagascar from CPA’s performance of Madagascar Jr.
Rich Bartolotta volunteered at the 12th Annual Care for Cops Golf Tournament at TPC Sugarloaf last week. Care for Cops is a non-profit that provides financial assistance to families of Georgia Law Enforcement Officers killed in the line of duty. There were over 70 golfers at the event!
Rich Bartolotta recently attended an event at Christ the King Baptist Church as a vendor. The event was to support Touch of Light Missionary Ministries, whose mission is to alleviate the poverty effects of orphaned children in the area of Lasile, Haiti.
Marco Strom spent this summer coaching the 14AA Shakopee Sabers youth travelling baseball team!
Bob Hays and other members of Knights of Columbus Council 4603 and families pitched in to help Sister Nancy with a community playground sanding, cleaning and repainting project. The playground is used by neighborhood children providing a safe, fun environment.
Bob Hays and other members of Knights of Columbus Council 4603 in support of the annual Measure Up fundraiser. Proceeds from the community event go to support two worthy organizations – The Heinzerling Foundationand Grove City Special Olympics.
100 Men Who Cook for Kids showcased 100 men from the Midland’s and their favorite recipes. Patrick McElderry was one of the 100 who cooked their favorite dish for several hundred attendees to raise money for EdVenture’s youth development programs.
Don & Aaron Johnston volunteered with Neighborhood House, one of their local nonprofits that helps people in times of hardship toward self-sufficiency. Neighborhood House were the recipients of the 25th Annual Postal Carriers Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive and volunteers like Don and Aaron helped collect and sort the food.
Marco participated in ‘Bowling for Brains’ on April 23 which is an event to raise money for brain cancer treatment and research. Pictured left to right: Marco Strom, Jesse Voltin, Robert Strom, Meredith Voltin.
Tom Smith, president of the southwest chapter of the Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association presented a donation to Animal Friends, a no-kill shelter in Pittsburgh. Marc Schwalb is a proud member of both organizations.
Hernan Popper and his daughter, sorting potatoes at Winnipeg Harvest as part of the Jewish Federation of Winnipeg’s Budding Philanthropists Tzedakah Party.
Rich Bartolotta had a great time volunteering with his Rotary Club and supporting the Salvation Army this Christmas Season with “bell ringing” and collecting donations.
This past fall, Marco coached the East Metro/Hudson, WI “Team Gold” baseball team in the 2016 August Classic baseball tournament. Pictured left to right, Brian Eckholm (brother in law), Mason Eckholm (nephew) and Marco Strom.
On September 17 Marco participated in the Walk to Defeat ALS. The Walk is an opportunity to bring hope to people living with ALS and raise money for a cure. Marco has been a supporter of the ALS Association since his mother Ellen Strom became a victim of the disease that ultimately took her life in 2003.
On September 10, Humor to Fight the Tumor held its 13th annual gala. Over 620 people attended and close to $325,000 was raised in net proceeds for brain tumor research. Pictured left to right Jesse Voltin, Meredith Strom Voltin, Alicia Daugherty and Marco Strom.
Rich Bartolotta and over 100 other golfers participated in the Knights of Columbus 7th annual golf charity event with proceeds going towards supporting deserving veterans in the area.
Axel Nafthal, currently serving as this year’s president of the Rotary Club of New Minas, was presented with rotary banners from the Rotary Club of Albuquerque. The club members from New Mexico were visiting the New Minas district on a Rotary Friendship Exchange.
Patrick McElderry was one of the sponsors at the Wild Mayhem Golf Tournament to benefit the Special Olympics and breast cancer research.
Travis McElroy (5th from right) spent a weekend helping out with the KIT (Kern Innovation & Technology) Community at their Tech Fighting The Wildfires application development (“hackathon”) weekend. Travis was very inspired by the five teams that formed to develop live applications to help with Disaster Relief and Wildfire Response Support.
Axel Nafthal recently participated in the 20th Annual Big Brothers Big Sisters/Rotary Club Golf Tournament. Schooley Mitchell was a proud hole sponsor! It was a great day of golfing for a good cause.
Dave Tankersley recently volunteered to be a judge at his local high school’s inaugural entrepreneurial arts and community projects competition. Dave enlisted the help of four fellow BNI members to assist with judging, and the students did a great job creating and presenting their impressive projects.
Rich Bartolotta recently participated in the 9th Annual Swing into Spring Chairman’s Club Golf Tournament. The tournament was organized by the Gwinnett County Chairman’s Club, of which Rich is a proud member.
Jerry Sarno recently participated in the annual Michiana Shop & Greet for the third year. He was the Lead Shark in the “Pitch to the Sharks” competition, where 24 entrepreneurs vied for $250 in grand prize money by giving their best elevator pitch to panel of 5 prominent business people.
Rich Bartolotta volunteered at the Truck Driving Championships put on by the Georgia Motor Trucking Association. Rich followed competitor’s trucks around the course to keep track of their times and record the scores delivered by inspectors at each obstacle.
Marc Schwalb and his wife Amy recently represented Animal Friends by volunteering at the Healthy Pet Day fair in Wexford, Pennsylvania. The pair operated the information booth, and helped raised funds for Animal Friends by playing games like Plinko and raffling off baskets full of goodies.
Rich Bartolotta and his wife Peggy recently participated in the March of Dimes’ “March for Babies”. The pair walked 5K to raise funds and awareness to help fight premature birth and other life threatening challenges newborns face.
Rich Bartolotta recently sponsored a hole at the Azalea Festival Invitational Golf Tournament to benefit The Cottage School Endowment Fund. The Cottage School was founded 31 years ago to support kids with learning disabilities and provide them with a solid education.
Rich Bartolotta was recently inducted as a new member of the Rotary Club of Gwinnett County. The Gwinnett County Chapter was formed in 1973 and currently has over 100 members.
Paul Nelson recently became a member of his local Rotary Club. He proudly displays his Certificate of Membership in the above picture, while posing with fellow members of the Rotary Club of Avon-Canton.
Neil Hostein was recently recognized for ten years of service with the Canadian Cancer Society. During Daffodil Month in April, Neil canvases door to door and sells daffodils outside of his local bank or supermarket to help raise funds for this important cause.
Head Office’s Tori Sutton is a volunteer with the Stratford Basketeers program, which collects laundry baskets filled with items that women need to start a new life after leaving their abusive situation. Over 100 baskets were collected during the 2015 drive.
Rich was recently a sponsor at the Tenth Annual Amigos for Christ Golf Classic held in Burford, Georgia. The event was an enormous success!
Rich Bartolotta recently participated in the Tenth Annual Care for Cops Charity Golf Classic held in Duluth, Georgia. Rich also helped to acquire items for the silent auction held after the day of golfing. In total, the event hosted over 180 golfers and was a big success!
Rich recently participated in the March for Babies in Suwanee, Georgia to help raise funds to research and prevent the health problems threatening babies. It was a cloudy day, but lots of people took part to support this worthy cause!
Adam is the volunteer head coach of the Ripleys Auto Service T-Ball team, which is part of the Alliston Minor Softball Association.
Dennis has been involved high-level baseball for most his life as a player and coach, including time spent coaching the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks Men’s Baseball team.
Marla doesn’t have a dog … or does she? Marla supports the local Humane Society and volunteered during its recent fundraising dog walk, serving up hot dogs to hungry participants.
Marla enjoys helping out in her community and recently volunteered at the local elementary school’s book fair.
John has been heavily involved in minor sports for many decades, as a coach, official and volunteer. Most recently, he’s served as team manager for the Lockview Dragons, which plays in the competitive Metro High School Hockey League.
Tori is the club director and head coach of the Festival City Twirlers. Her girls have won numerous Provincial and Canadian Championships and have represented Canada at the last 3 World Championships, bringing home a bronze medal from Switzerland in 2012.
Ken is a volunteer coach of the Southwest Gulford Jets, a youth football team in the Northwest Midget Pop Warner Football League.
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