Service Dogs for Warriors
Savas Constantinou's local chapter, AHEPA 517, started their own 501c (3) organization called AHEPA Service Dogs for Warriors which raises money to train rescue dogs to give to US Veterans to help prevent Post
Savas Constantinou's local chapter, AHEPA 517, started their own 501c (3) organization called AHEPA Service Dogs for Warriors which raises money to train rescue dogs to give to US Veterans to help prevent Post
Modera’s Philanthropy Committee led a winter clothing drive to support people from Afghanistan who are being resettled in the US. Modera learned of this need through Kevin Sweeney's wife Deirdre who has been working
Bill Houck and Peter McKenna from our Westwood, NJ office participated in an annual charity golf outing benefiting New Concepts For Living, a community based non-profit organization dedicated to serving individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. We’re
Oradell-Emerson Rotary receives the Florie Scialla Award. This award is given to a club that “best exemplifies the type of Rotary projects that Florie Scialla was noted for i.e. "Hands on Type" of tasks
Jeanne Bernardin of the Modera Boston office volunteered for Hopkinton High School’s career awareness initiative, which provided high school students an opportunity to learn about different career path opportunities through a presentation and Q&A
Aaron Mellman volunteers with the Great Pyrenees Rescue of Atlanta. Aaron helps out on adoption days, occasionally transports dogs to medical facilities, and most recently has provided a foster home.
Dawson Fielding, Zachary Palmer, Shane Pouliot, and Erica Yount of Modera’s Charlotte Office took to the green for a charity outing, the 2021 Rollin’ Hornets Golf Classic. The proceeds help pay for the many
Amy Lowder is a member of the National Organization for Women and The Charlotte Guild Debutante Club.
Karen Keatley serves as a Commissioner on the CFP® Board Disciplinary and Ethics Commission, which is charged with review and enforcement of the CFP® Code of Ethics and Rules of Conduct.
Karen Keatley of our Charlotte Office is a member of the Charlotte Women’s Impact Fund, a collective giving organization which provides more than $400,000 of grant funding each year to non-profit organizations in Mecklenburg