American Express, the Honorable David N. Dinkins,
New York Theological Seminary and Others Will Be Honored
New York Theological Seminary and Others Will Be Honored
The Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies (FPWA) will host its
2015 Impact Awards Gala honoring individuals and
organizations who give their time, talent and treasure to impact the
lives New York City’s most vulnerable citizens.
The event, which will be held at Capitale,130 Bowery Street, on October 26, 2015, at 6 p.m., will be hosted by Emmy award-winning ABC News correspondent and best-selling author Mara Schiavocampo.
The following are expected to attend: Federation of Protestant
Welfare Agencies and Jennifer Jones Austin, CEO and Executive Director;
the Honorable David N. Dinkins, Professor in
the Practice of Public Affairs at the Columbia University School of
International & Public Affairs (SIPA) is receiving the Lifetime on
the Ground Service; the New York Theological Seminary for Faith-Based
Service; and Craig C. MacKay, Managing Director, Head
of the New York Office and Partner at England & Company LLC, for
Philanthropy.
FPWA hosts the Impact Awards Gala to raise funds for yearlong programming and advocacy.
According to Jennifer Jones Austin, CEO and Executive Director of Federation of Protestant Welfare, “This annual event is one of our favorites – bringing together amazing leaders in social service from all facets of the New York City community.” “We are thrilled to honor these individuals and organizations for their dedicated work to help New York City’s most vulnerable.”
“Our
friends at the Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies work
tirelessly to provide a brighter future for the most vulnerable New
Yorkers – particularly
those who have dwelled in the shadow of prosperity for generations.
They have been a prominent force for good in New York City's social
service system for nearly a century, working to ensure that everyone
receives the resources and opportunities that they
need to thrive.” -- David N. Dinkins, 106th Mayor, City of New York.
“We
are honored to receive the Impact Award for Faith-Based Service,” said
Rev. Dale T. Irvin, PhD, President of the New York Theological Seminary
(NYTS).
“NYTS has a long and rich history of preparing men and women for
ministry in the real world, and through our continued work with FPWA, we
are ensuring that next wave of faith leaders are equipped with the
tools necessary to fight social injustice.”
“As
a long standing FPWA Board Member, I am grateful to receive this
award,” said Craig C. MacKay, Managing Director, Head of the New York
Office and Partner at England & Company, LLC . “FPWA
has been at the forefront of the human services sector for decades,
working with community organizations that provide resources and support
to some of greater New York’s most vulnerable citizens. I am proud to
be part of that work, and I look forward to continuing
to build upon the legacy of this great organization.”
About FPWA
The
Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies (FPWA) is an anti-poverty,
policy, and advocacy nonprofit with a membership network of nearly 200
human-service and faith-based organizations.
FPWA has been a prominent force in New York City's social services
system for more than 92 years, advocating for fair public policies,
collaborating with partner agencies, and growing its community-based
membership network to meet the needs of New Yorkers.
Each year, through its network of member agencies, FPWA reaches close
to 1.5 million New Yorkers of all ages, ethnicities, and denominations.
FPWA strives to build a city of equal opportunity that reduces poverty,
promotes upward mobility, and creates shared
prosperity for all New Yorkers.
Source: The Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies
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