NEW YORK – For those who may have missed the 2020 Virtual Loukoumi Make A Difference Awards on June 18, the inspiring event can now be viewed on YouTube.
Loukoumi Foundation President Nick Katsoris shared the announcement and the link on June 26 and also thanked all the supporters and sponsors who made the event possible.
LoukoumiI’s Gift Sponsors:
Eileen and Gary Franklin/George’s Angels
Marika Donors:
The Philoptochos of Holy Trinity, New Rochelle,
Michael and Kim Naclerio,
FirstAm Title
Fistiki Donors:
Cris Jordan and Scott Potter
Dr. Garrett and Patty Weston
Helene and Peter Dameris
Dean Donors:
Denise Graf, The Skipper Family
Auction Prize Doors: Actor's Garage, Bradford Portrait Studios, Come From Away, Disney, iD Tech Camp, jetBlue, Elena Kampouris, Nick Katsoris, Lake Isle Country Club, Maria Loi/Loi Estiatorio, Mike Naclerio/Ford Lincoln Queens, and Steve Napolitano.
The post-event auction is still going on for those who would like to bid and raise funds for a good cause: https://www.biddingforgood.com/auction/item/browse.action?auctionId=341696212.
More information about the Loukoumi Make A Difference Foundation and its efforts to teach children to make a difference in their lives and the lives of others is available online: www.LoukoumiFoundation.org
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