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$50K Gift to MMCC

 

John P. McGann Chief Administrative Officer Bank Leumi, Avner Mendelson Chief Executive Officer Bank Leumi, Rita Santelia, Chief Executive Officer MMCC, Ruben Diaz Jr.
Bronx Borough President, Jeff coopersmith educational advisor MMCC, Laurie Meltzer Bandremer, Director of Development, MMCC, Jaya Bateman Nahmiyas Associate Director UJA-Federation of New York

WITH CHILDREN BY their side, officials hold up a $50,000 check awarded to Mosholu Montefiore Community Center that’s been earmarked for scholarships allocated to at-risk youth looking to complete an advanced certificate training program and other costs. Sharing in the celebration is (l-r) John P. McGann, Chief Administrative Officer, Bank Leumi; Avner Mendelson, Chief Executive Officer, Bank Leumi; MMCC Chief Executive Officer Rita Santelia; Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr.; MMCC educational advisor Jeff Coopersmith; MMCC Director of Development Laurie Meltzer Bandremer; and Jaya Bateman Nahmiyas, Associate Director, UJA-Federation of New York.
Photo by Adi Talwar

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