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97th Annual Celebration

97th Annual Celebration

Oct. 18, 2023

Karen Hazard, winner of the Dante F. Mollo Labor United Award, posing with her eight children.

Jully Myrthil, Alivia Free, and Ruth DiGiovanni standing at a cocktail table.

MaryKay Koreivo and Bruce Keeler talking with two other attendees.

Justin Case, Juan Wilson, and Jim Vincent engaging in a spirited conversation.

Jim Vincent and Lisa Ranglin posing with another attendee.

Kyle Bennett introducing Cortney Nicolato, president and CEO of United Way of Rhode Island.

Cortney Nicolato, president and CEO of United Way of Rhode Island, welcoming attendees.

Dolph Johnson acknowledging Cortney Nicolato's fifth anniversary at United Way of Rhode Island.

Lanre Ajakaiye introducing Centreville Bank, winner of the Partners United Award.

Lanre Ajakaiye shaking hands with Hal Horvat, CEO of Centreville Bank.

Chris Sabitoni introducing Karen Hazard, winner of the Dante F. Mollo Labor United Award.

Karen Hazard, winner of the Dante F. Mollo Labor United Award, giving remarks.

Beth Killian and Lord Gremithy performing a musical interlude.

Andrew Grande and Linda Hutchison talking with two other attendees.

Danielle North and another attendee posing with plates of mac and cheese.

Mario Bueno and Heiny Maldonado posing with two other attendees.

Bill Allen and Elliott Rivera laughing with another attendee.

Martinha Javid posing with the John H. Chafee Live United Award.

Paige Clausius-Parks and Weayonnoh Nelson Davies accepting the Community United Award.

All award winners posing with Chris Sabitoni, Dolph Johnson, and Cortney Nicolato.

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