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FR. DANIEL CAHILL
Invocation
CITY OF ANGELS 2024 PATRIOT AWARDS
Given each year to volunteers who provide an immense amount of time,
generous contributions and sincere unrequitable volunteerism.
Providing endless time without the expectation of anything but help for others.
CARL CORSO
Volunteer of the Year Award
(Posthumously)
DIVISION 10 AOH JOE CAHILL / LAOH MATHAIR GAEL
Community Giving Award
Presidents Michael Rhodes -AOH / Jacoba Kenna -LAOH
WARRIOR DOWN VETERANS
Veteran Advocacy Award
Jon DeLisa, Tom Nelson, Joe Herrity, Greg Procopio, Santo Cerminaro, Peter Imbimbo, Brian Hitt, Kevin McAdam, Jesse Irizarry
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Special Event…yes, you are seeing a hole-in-one contest!
Our Hole-in-One Contest is returning in 2024. While enjoying refreshments and cigars on the portico, attendees try their hand at a Hole-in-One contest. Yes, they put down their glass and picked up their sand wedge as they hit from the portico to the 9th green. You do not have to be a golf pro or even a scratch golfer to help raise money for our veterans therapies as they try to win a new Honda Pilot XL from Hamilton Honda while supporting a worthy cause!
The Fr. Vincent R. Capodanno Veterans Research Therapeutics is for veterans…
One mission of the Patriot Awards Gala is to raise funds for COA’s newly introduced Fr. Vincent R. Capodanno Veteran’s Research Therapeutics. Therapeutics are a key influencer for  your well-being. Through brain and wellness therapeutics COA will drive advances in and access to research and integrative/functional therapies to address the ravages that mental health and substance use disorders has had on our veterans. Keeping with the service and sacrifice of Fr. Capodanno no veteran is denied access due to status, religion or race.
Born of our Warrior Down -No Vet Left Behind program, no veteran will ever receive a bill from Fr. Vincent’s. COA believes that therapeutics, through initiatives like integrative therapies is the missing link to addressing mental health and substance use disorders. When COA started in 2008, relapse was inconvenient, but now relapse is deadly. So it’s not rocket science that if recovery can be extended, relapse can be prevented. All this, with a concentration on neurogenesis, as we hope to heal the brain. We are hoping to create this environment through a comprehensive wellness center.
If you have any questions you can email kevinmeara@cityofangelsnj.org
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