SSA wins nonprofit of the year!
Thursday, November 16th, 2006
Senior Services of Albany was selected as the 2006 Nonprofit Organization of the Year by The Tech Valley Nonprofit Business Council – a shared initiative of the Albany-Colonie Regional Chamber of Commerce and The Chamber of Schenectady County. The award recognizes excellence in ethical management, community collaboration and achieving effective service outcomes. Several other organizations and individuals were also recognized.
Senior Services was recognized before a crowd of approximately 300 businesspeople and community leaders at the Glen Sanders Mansion in Scotia. The major sponsor of the luncheon was Bank of America and video sponsor was Phillips Lytle LLP; Lydia Kulbida of WNYT/NewsChannel 13 served as emcee.
“On behalf of the Tech Valley Nonprofit Business Council, I would like to extend sincere congratulations to this outstanding group of organizations and individuals for their dedicated efforts to better our region,” said TVNBC Chair Jim Johans. “Their work performed on behalf of the nonprofit business community provides a positive impact on the region’s quality of life.”
“It is a great pleasure to have the opportunity to recognize our honorees at this annual event highlighting the tremendous role nonprofits play in our community,” said Albany-Colonie Chamber President Lyn Taylor and Schenectady Chamber President Charles Steiner. “Nonprofit organizations are a vital economic force in Tech Valley and we are grateful for their service that improves the lives of all citizens in the region.”
Senior Services of Albany was selected as the 2006 Nonprofit Organization of the Year by The Tech Valley Nonprofit Business Council – a shared initiative of the Albany-Colonie Regional Chamber of Commerce and The Chamber of Schenectady County. The award recognizes excellence in ethical management, community collaboration and achieving effective service outcomes. Several other organizations and individuals were also recognized.
Senior Services was recognized before a crowd of approximately 300 businesspeople and community leaders at the Glen Sanders Mansion in Scotia. The major sponsor of the luncheon was Bank of America and video sponsor was Phillips Lytle LLP; Lydia Kulbida of WNYT/NewsChannel 13 served as emcee.
“On behalf of the Tech Valley Nonprofit Business Council, I would like to extend sincere congratulations to this outstanding group of organizations and individuals for their dedicated efforts to better our region,” said TVNBC Chair Jim Johans. “Their work performed on behalf of the nonprofit business community provides a positive impact on the region’s quality of life.”
“It is a great pleasure to have the opportunity to recognize our honorees at this annual event highlighting the tremendous role nonprofits play in our community,” said Albany-Colonie Chamber President Lyn Taylor and Schenectady Chamber President Charles Steiner. “Nonprofit organizations are a vital economic force in Tech Valley and we are grateful for their service that improves the lives of all citizens in the region.”