When
Thursday, December 7, 2017 from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM EST
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7:00 pm: Cocktail Reception with generous hors d’oeuvres to follow Awards Program
Contact
Jack Machek / Cassandra Romanowski
10,000 Friends of Pennsylvania
717-234-6070
cromanowski@10000friends.org
10,000 Friends of Pennsylvania Commonwealth Awards 2017
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Please join 10,000 Friends of Pennsylvania for the 2017 Commonwealth Awards. This year we celebrate the smart and visionary redevelopment of York. The combined commitment of enlightened local developers, architects, planners, and civic leaders – along with the support of key community partners and the City of York – has led to an emerging renaissance of this historic Pennsylvania city; one that is both reenergizing the downtown and addressing important neighborhood and community needs. 10,000 Friends is delighted to celebrate this collective effort and honor some of the key players, projects and initiatives.
10,000 Friends is pleased to inaugurate a new high honor, titled the Louis J. Appell, Jr. Leadership Award, in honor of 10,000 Friends' long time benefactor Louis Appell. RSDC, Inc., will be the inaugural recipient -- accepting on behalf of RSDC and offering remarks will be President Josh Hankey.
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Sponsors
About 10,000 Friends of Pennsylvania
L. Bert Cossaboon, Board Vice Chair, McCormick Taylor
Christophe Terlizzi, Board Treasurer, KeyCorp
John Callahan, Florio, Perrucci, Steinhardt & Fader LLC
Charles Courtney, Esq., McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC
Leslie Gromis Baker, Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC
Edward LeClear, Borough of State College
Tim McNulty, Carnegie Mellon University
Larry Segal, Impact Pennsylvania Strategies, LLC
David Thun, Groundswell
10,000 Friends of Pennsylvania is the leading statewide and regional voice for creating great places to live and work. Founded in 1998, we advocate for policies and investments that build and sustain walkable, healthy communities for all Pennsylvanians. As a recognized authority on responsible land use, we partner with and provide technical assistance to government officials, non-profit organizations and the private sector on development and policy solutions that protect the natural and built environments, strengthen local economies, provide access to economic opportunity for all, and improve community health and quality of life in our state’s diverse cities, towns, older suburbs, and rural communities.