Events - Men With Caring Hearts
Presenting Sponsor
Club Managers Seminole Region
Charity Committee
West Center Enhancement Sponsor
Cathy & Abdol Moabery
General Contractor
GA Telesis,LLP
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Wells Fargo Bank, NA
Project Manager
Kathy & Paul Adkins
Custom Medical Services, Inc.
Rosa & Francis Feeney
Peggy Henry
Kaufman Lynn Construction, Inc.
Amy & Mike Kazma
NFP-FDR Financial Group, Inc.
JoAnn & Philip Proccaci
Carrie Rubin
Maria & Daniel Staton
Denise & Jordan Zimmerman
Foreman
Brown’s Interior Designs
Sonia & Bernie Finkelstein
Greenspoon Marder
Tiffany & Co.
Exclusive Media Sponsor
The Boca Raton Observer
Favor Sponsor
Marie & Frank Occhigrossi
Raffle Sponsor
Miami Dolphins
Reception Sponsor
Capital Grille
Valet Sponsor
Clifford Viner Family Foundation
Youth Sponsor
Toshiba Business Solutions
Outstanding Volunteer Award Nominees:
Arthur Adler
Boca West Community Charitable Foundation
Thor Barraclough
Horses and the Handicapped of South Florida, Inc.
Paul Bonaros
Boca Central Rotary Club
Don Campion
4KIDS of South Florida
Juan Cocuy
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Palm Beach County
Diego Gonzalez
Caridad Center
Fred Kaub
The Haven
John Luca
Boca Raton Firefighter & Paramedic
Benevolent Fund
Michael McCarthy
Club Managers Seminole Region Charity Committee
German Miret
Make-A-Wish Foundation of Southern Florida
Ron Nhyan
Spirit of Giving Network
Joseph Mishkin
Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County
Gary Peters
Boca Helping Hands
Stephen Posovsky
Tri County Humane Society
Michial Rachaner
Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County
Andy Raffa
Player’s Edge Foundation
Robert Robes
Florence Fuller Child Development Centers, Inc.
Marvin Russell
YMCA of South Palm Beach
Todd Skelton
Milagro Center
Jerry Sklar
Boca Raton Police Department
Ed Stone
The Palm Beach School for Autism
Eddie Sordo
The George Snow Scholarship Fund
James Taylor
Lynn University
Wayne Tonning
Junior League of Boca Raton
Spencer S. Wainger
Boca Raton Regional Hospital Foundation/
Debbie-Rand Memorial Service League
Tom White
SOS Children’s Village’s-Florida
Youth in Philanthropy Nominees:
Bronsen Bloom
Florence Fuller Child Development Centers, Inc.
Erick Frederick
Horses and the Handicapped
of South Florida, Inc.
Jake Glass
North Broward Preparatory School
Josh Luke
Saint Andrew's School
Bobby Rauch
Spirit of Giving Network
Kyle Shaw
G.W. Bailey First Responders
Charitable Fund, Inc.
The winners of the 11th Annual Men With Caring Hearts Awards Luncheon, hosted by Florence Fuller Child
Development Centers (FFCDC), were announced on Thursday, April 26 at Boca West Country Club. The Awards
Luncheon gives local non-profit organizations the opportunity to recognize and thank male volunteers who
improve the lives of others in Palm Beach County. The “Outstanding Volunteer Award” went to Gary Peters, who
was nominated for his work with Boca Helping Hands. Peters received a check for $2,500 for the charity of his choice. The “Youth in Philanthropy Award” winner was Bronsen Bloom, nominated for his work with FFCDC. Bloom
received a $1,000 check from Youth in Philanthropy sponsor, Toshiba Business Solutions, along with a Toshiba
laptop computer.

The event also featured the presentation of the 2012 Tiffany “Biggest Heart” to Abdol Moabery, President and CEO of GA Telesis LLC. The title is awarded to a philanthropic leader whose commitment and dedication has affected individuals and the community at large.
View 2012 Photos

Boca Raton philanthropist Martin Stein (above w/ Edith Stein) received the 2012 Tiffany “Lifetime Achievement” Award for his visionary commitment to local non-profits. In a surprise announcement, Martin Stein donated funding for a new school bus for Florence Fuller’s West Boca campus.
More than 500 guests attended the sold out event presented by the Club Managers Seminole Region Charity
Committee to benefit FFCDC. Luncheon co-chairs were Jay DiPietro, general manager, Boca West Country Club
and Jason Solodkin, NFP Financial Group, Inc. FFCDC board member, Neil Meany, was Master of Ceremonies.
Guests were welcomed by FFCDC Chairman, Peggy Henry.









