We would like to extend a special thank you to our trustee, Jonathan Raiola, and Nancy Cutler, Americas Head of Corporate Philanthropy at Bloomberg LP, for their extraordinary support in making this event a success. Their dedication to our cause has been invaluable, and we are deeply appreciative of their leadership and commitment. Additionally, our heartfelt thanks go to trustee Cindy Secunda for her unwavering support and for always championing our mission and for joining us on this incredibly fun day.
The BOBlympics highlighted the fun side of philanthropy, but beneath the laughter and excitement was a deep sense of purpose. Bloomberg’s ongoing support has enabled us to continue our life-saving work, delivering meals and hope to thousands of individuals each year. Their belief in our mission has been a beacon of hope for our clients, especially during the most challenging times.
We were proud to be joined by fellow nonprofits KultureCity, represented by original Hamilton cast member Christopher Jackson and actor Kelly AuCoin, and the Kips Bay Boys and Girls Club, represented by former Yankees and Mets pitcher Dwight “Dr. K” Gooden.