Congratulations to our Youth in Philanthropy Award Winner, Gabriel Donovan ’22. The Youth in Philanthropy recognizes an outstanding youth (or youth group), age 18 or younger, demonstrating the true spirit of philanthropy through time, treasure, and talent.
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In an effort to further support the Real Brothers Wear Pink campaign, the modified soccer team had a special match on October 24 to honor those who have battled with cancer.
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CBA made a donation of new and gently used adult and children’s coats, boots, and snow pants to Coats for the Community.
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On October 20, the annual Father-Son Dinner was held at the Albany Capital Center.
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On October 19, CBA Brothers joined from students Shenendehowa and LaSalle Institute as volunteers at the National Down Syndrome Society’s Buddy Walk in Schenectady’s Central Park.
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In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, CBA participated in the American Cancer Society’s Real Men Wear Pink campaign on October 17. For the second year in a row, Brothers dressed down in special “Real Brothers Wear Pink” shirts to raise awareness for breast cancer.
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Over the summer Gabe Donovan ’22 met Lilly at St. Margaret’s Center. Lilly needed equipment to help with her communication skills, but it was going to be expensive. Gabe took action and designed shirts and tote bags for a fundraiser with a goal of raising $16,000 to help Lilly reach her technology goals. Gabe immensely surpassed that goal and has raised $50,000 to help not only Lilly, but many others at St. Margaret’s.
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For his 100th birthday on October 7, WWII veteran James South asked for 100 birthday cards. CBA students rallied around his request and sent 100 cards and letters to help him celebrate this milestone birthday!
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During mass on October 4, we recognized students and teachers for their participation in the Lasallian Youth Summer Assembly.
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The Lynn F. & Eugene J. Zielinski ’58 Distinguished Teaching Award celebrates CBA faculty members for their accomplishments and outstanding teaching performance.
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