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20 Years of Love at Boys and Girls Club of Northern Westchester

June 14, 2014 by The Inside Press

Chappaqua residents (L to R) Jodi Falbaum, Heather Wohl, and Liz Fuerstman, whose children swim on the Marlins swim team, turned out to support the Boys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester at the Club's 20th Annual Humanitarian Awards Dinner held at Lexus of Mount Kisco on June 7, 2014. © 2014 Marianne A. Campolongo.
Chappaqua residents (L to R) Jodi Falbaum, Heather Wohl, and Liz Fuerstman, whose children swim on the Marlins swim team, turned out to support the Boys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester at the Club’s 20th Annual Humanitarian Awards Dinner held at Lexus of Mount Kisco on June 7, 2014. © 2014 Marianne A. Campolongo.

Nearly 450 members of the community, staff, and board members gathered in support of the Boys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester (BGCNW) for its 20th annual Humanitarian Award Dinner Saturday, June 7.

The event – 

This year’s dinner raised nearly $500,000 which will benefit the Club’s scholarship initiative, educational programs, and provide services to more than 1,700 youth members. The Club’s signature fundraising event featured award presentations to the Humanitarian of the Year, the John Beach Award recipient, as well as to Club member Cristy Lopez-Duarte who received BGCNW’s 2014 Youth of the Year award.

The gala included a formal dinner following a cocktail reception, and a live and silent auction, featuring hot-ticket items like VIP concert tickets and a spectacular five-course tasting menu for 10 at Crabtree’s Kittle House. The gala was also accompanied by an online auction which ran the weeks leading to the June 7 event.

(L to R) Mount Kisco Mayor J. Michael Cindrich, of Mount Kisco, BGCNW board member Michael Wolfensohn, of Chappaqua, and NYS Assemblyman David Buchwald (D-Westchester), of White Plains. © 2014 Marianne A. Campolongo.
(L to R) Mount Kisco Mayor J. Michael Cindrich, of Mount Kisco, BGCNW board member Michael Wolfensohn, of Chappaqua, and NYS Assemblyman David Buchwald (D-Westchester), of White Plains. © 2014 Marianne A. Campolongo.

“I have been a member of the Club since 1958,” Marwell said. “I’ve been a part of it for more than two-thirds of its 75 years. I am immensely proud of this organization on its 75th anniversary. The Club is a tremendous source of pride, joy and satisfaction to me. It is a place that will always have an important place in my heart.”

Marwell, who described the Club as “family affair” – with ties dating back to his grandmother, who sat on the board of directors – joined the BGCNW board himself in 1987. Since then, he has acted as an unflagging supporter and advocate for the Club and the children it serves.

“This is a special evening to celebrate kids, and our 75th year in the business of saving kids: giving them a platform to be themselves, to be real, to excel, and to be productive responsible citizens,” said BGCNW President R. Todd Rockefeller. “We average  600 kids visiting daily;  we serve 250 hot meals per day, and serve some who may not get enough to eat at home; we also send food home weekends to families in need.  None of this happens without great financial and intellectual support from you and countless others over the years.”

The Boys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester is located at 351 Main Street, Mt. Kisco, NY and can be reached at 914-666-8069 or by visiting www.bgcnw.com. For the latest news, photos and updates, please “like” the Club on www.facebook.com/BGCNW and follow on www.twitter.com/BGCNW

Photos for Inside Chappaqua by Marianne Campolongo, a Westchester photographer and freelance writer. You can view additional images from the dinner on her website: http://tinyurl.com/campyphotosBGCNW2

Filed Under: New Castle News

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