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PROGRAM 6:30 P.M.—7:00 P.M. MNYN CHAPTER EVENT Hosted by Suni E. Unger LONG ISLAND CHAPTER EVENT Hosted by Anthony Acampora and Sammy Chu 7:00 P.M.—8:00 P.M. MAIN PROGRAM Hosted by Ashleigh Banfield Welcome Mary Barneby, CEO, American Red Cross, Greater New York Region Introduction of Humanitarian Honoree Bonnie McElveen-Hunter, Chairman, Board of Governors, American Red Cross Humanitarian Honoree: Accepted by Mrs. Carolina Herrera Introduction of Excellence in Service Award Koby Langley, Senior Vice President, Service to the Armed Forces, American Red Cross Excellence in Service Honoree Gold Star Family Michael J. Jordan, U.S. Marine Combat Veteran, Lynn M. Jordan, Connor M. Jordan Introduction of Corporate Leadership Award John Osborn, Chair, Board of Directors, American Red Cross Greater New York Region Corporate Leadership Honoree: Accepted by Roger Goodell, NFL Commissioner Special Musical Performance: Bon Jovi Visit redcross.org/heroesforhumanity to bid on our auction. Auction will remain open until April 23, 2021. WELCOME Dear Friends, On behalf of the American Red Cross Greater New York Region, it is my pleasure to welcome you to our virtual Heroes for Humanity event, an occasion to celebrate and honor everyday heroes and civic leaders. While I wish we could all be together in person, this online experience is a unique opportunity to celebrate our universal mission of hope and compassion. This has been such a remarkable and challenging year for each of us and for our communities. From disaster relief and Service to the Armed Forces to blood collection and International Services, every Red Cross program has needed to adapt and innovate to continue to deliver our lifesaving mission. Though the work of the American Red Cross may look a bit different today, our teams are doing everything we can to keep people safe and healthy during this pandemic. I want to congratulate tonight’s honorees and thank them for their humanitarian spirit and commitment to service: NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE CAROLINA HERRERA GOLD STAR FAMILY 2021 Corporate Leadership Honoree 2021 Humanitarian Honoree Michael J. Jordan—U.S. Marine Combat Veteran Lynn M. Jordan, Connor J. Jordan 2021 Excellence in Service Honoree And I am so grateful to our sponsors and supporters this evening, and to all of you for joining us tonight. Your generosity and friendship have taken on added significance this past year. I look forward to a time when we can all celebrate together again. Continue to stay safe and take care of each other. Sincerely, Mary Barneby CEO, American Red Cross Greater New York Region THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS MISSION IMPACT ROOM SPONSOR CHAPTER PRESENTING SPONSOR VISIONARY SPONSOR INNOVATION SPONSORS COLLEEN AND PHILIP HEMPLEMAN GIOVANNA AND BRIAN MILLER COMPASSION SPONSORS CARE SPONSORS CON EDISON JOHN B. RHEA BEYONDSPRING INC. (BYSI) L&K PARTNERS INC. JILL AND JOHN COYLE SHREVE, CRUMP & LOW ENTWISTLE & CAPPUCCI LLP NEW YORK AMERICAN WATER MASTERCARD VERIZON EQUITABLE TATA CONSULTANCY SERVICES PAMELA FARR AND BUFORD ALEXANDER WEBSTER BANK COMMUNITY IMPACT SPONSORS MARY AND KIRK BARNEBY EDGEWISE ENERGY NASSAU FINANCIAL JULIA AND ULRIK TRAMPE LEAH AND JASON BUTLER FOUNDATION MEDICINE, INC. FEDERAL CREDIT UNION TURNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CARLSON & CARLSON, INC. HORIZON MEDIA NEW YORK COMMUNITY CYNTHIA AND SIMON BANK FOUNDATION CATHOLIC HEALTH IHEARTMEDIA WASSERBERGER THE ONWARD AND UPWARD ELISA AND TOM WILSON CROSS COUNTRY HEALTHCARE NANCY AND REX KNIGHT CHARITABLE FOUNDATION YALE NEW HAVEN STEVEN AND ROBERTA MEDIALINK PRAY BODY SHOP DENNING HEALTH GREENWICH HOSPITAL MARSHA AND KEN MIFFLIN SILVERMAN ACAMPORA LLP MEDIA SPONSOR THANK YOU THANK YOU TO OUR BENEFACTORS AND PATRONS BENEFACTORS PATRONS Brescome Barton Inc./Chrissy von Oiste Elizabeth and David Boutry Nichols MD The Crabtree Family Lisa and Don Callahan Thompson Family Joan Shapiro Green and Frank Green Lisa and Wayne Cooper Nikol and Jeff Thompson Lesley and John Osborn Danielle and Andrew Earls UPS Foundation Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Joel Greenberg Heather and Eric Wise Unger Family Fund Janine and Bobby Kennedy GREATER NEW YORK EVENT COMMITTEE Ashleigh Banfield Elizabeth McCaul John Osborn Peter Riguardi, Co-Chair Tim Castelli LONG ISLAND EVENT COMMITTEE Kim Ciesinski, Esq, Co-Chair Chelsea Clark Jaime Franchi Karyn Kemp-Smith Lee Mueller Joseph Link, Co-Chair Chris Chaffee James Condron Katie Bielawski Maureen Regan Alanna Russo Devon Giordano John DeCelle Kitty Greer Neela Mukherjee Lockel Steven Melnyk THANK YOU METRO NEW YORK NORTH EVENT COMMITTEE Leah Butler, Co-Chair Courtney Fischer Jen Danzi Kris Hermann Nikol Thompson Olivia Walker, Co-Chair Didi Whitman Jocelyn Gjuraj Lisa Cooper Rita Fine Anna Cappucci Elizabeth Boutry Julia Nix Trampe Lissa Schiele Stephanie Christian Christine Calzolano Giovanna Miller Katie Fortunato Mary Ann Henry Tori Mercado Colleen Hempleman Janine Kennedy Katie Morgan Deaton Molly Boyle Whitney Marciano RED CROSS PARTNERS AND TEAM Ali Velshi, MSNBC Chi Kong Lui Joe Spaccarelli Mary Barneby SE Cupp, CNN Alissa Pollack, iHeartMedia Dawn Neilson Kaitlyn Van Dyke Matthew Hillsberg Sebastian Franks Alisyn Camerota, CNN Deb Servinskas Kate Lee Michael Batt, Stephanie Christiansen Food Design Catering Allen Nigrello Deepti Bherwani Kate Smith Stephanie Crumpton Michael Devulpillieres Amanda Paktinat Deirdre Dolan Kelly Carr Stephanie Dunn Ashley Morgan Kennedy Anneliese Ashley Desiree Ramos Reiner Kim Kentolall Stuart Cubbon Nancy Kingston Anthony Tavarez Elizaveta Chernov Koby Langley Suni E. Unger, Neela Mukherjee Lockel Unger Publishing Bon Jovi Erika Byrnes Krista Coletti Norma Maynard Tamika Mccaskie Bonnie McElveen-Hunter Gallia Batt, Lea Chiu-adisa Food Design Catering Rafael Tom Morris, Jr. Caitlin Lima Leslie Anthony Graham Bridgeman Racquel Piscitelli, Travis Tam Caitlyn McGarty, Madison Bedard SERENDIPITY Food Design Catering Jasmine Clerisme Vanessa Broskie Margot Brady, Raymond T. Sikorski, RTS Charlotte Ashley Jocelyn Gjuraj, J Bella Favors Unger Publishing Wolf Blitzer, CNN Reimagined Experiences Yaneth Arevalo FEATURED GUESTS Anthony Acampora Ashleigh Banfield Mary J. Barneby Stephanie Dunn Ashley Emcee, Heroes for Humanity Emcee, Heroes for CEO, American Executive Director, Long Island Pre-Event Humanity Main Program Red Cross Greater American Red Cross Metro Host, Banfield News Nation New York Region New York North Chapter Wolf Blitzer Leah Butler Alisyn Camerota Sammy Chu Anchor, CNN Co-Chair, Anchor, CNN Emcee, Heroes for Humanity Heroes for Humanity Long Island Pre-Event Kim Ciesinski, Esq. S.E. Cupp Koby Langley Co-Chair, CNN Correspondent Senior Vice President, Heroes for Humanity Service to the Armed Forces, American Red Cross FEATURED GUESTS Joseph Link Neela Lockel Bonnie McElveen-Hunter Giovanna Miller Co-Chair, Volunteer, American Chairman, Chair, Board of Directors, Heroes for Humanity Red Cross on Board of Governors, American Red Cross Long Island American Red Cross Metro New York North Tom Morris, Jr. John Osborn Joe Spaccarelli Suni E. Unger Celebrity Host Board Chair, Interim CEO, Emcee, Metro New York American Red Cross American Red Cross North Pre-Event, Greater New York Region on Long Island Publisher, Unger Media Ali Velshi Olivia Walker Host, Velshi, Co-Chair, MSNBC Heroes for Humanity HOW TO STAY INVOLVED VISIT REDCROSS.ORG TODAY! VOLUNTEER DONATE BLOOD MAKE A DONATION STAY CONNECTED! FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA @redcrossny Facebook.com/ American Red Cross @redcrossny @NYCredcross redcrossny Greater New York #HEROESFORHUMANITY BOARD OF DIRECTORS GREATER NY REGION John Osborn, Chair Matt Barr Mylan Denerstein Radford W. Klotz Peter Riguardi Jill Coyle, Vice Chair Tonia Bottoms Scott Gilbert Shailesh Kotwal Mark Shelton David Owen, Vice Chair Katherine Brennan Heather Goodchild Inderdeep (Nick) Malik Matthew Sniffen Funmi Afonja Tracy Brown Joan Shapiro Green Elizabeth McCaul Meredith Spatz Dorothy L. Alpert Don Callahan Edwin B. (Ted) Hathaway H. Conrad Meyer, III Jeffrey Vacirca, MD Lou Aversano Tim Castelli Steven Joenk Joseph Montesano Ashleigh Banfield Robert (Bob) Coghlan Surya Kant John Rhea LONG ISLAND Anthony Acampora, J. Bryan Anthony Samuel Chu Dr. Tochi Iroku-Malize Frank Palma Co-Chair (ex-officio) Kim Ciesinski, Esq. Ellen Labita, CPA Rabbi Barry Dov Schwartz Matthew Thompson, Thomas Attivissimo James Condron Joseph Link (ex-officio) Co-Chair Gary Brown Marian Conway, PhD William Macchione, Dennis Sheridan, Joel Greenberg, Esq., MBA, FACHE (ex-officio) John Bruckner John DeCelle Chairman Emeritus Co-Vice Chair (ex-officio) Dr. Gurmohan Syali James Flannery Lee Mueller Stuart Richner, Co-Vice Chair Frank Chau Arvind Vora Jonathan Goldstein John O’Connell Dr. Azad Anand Ming Chiang (ex-officio) METRO NY NORTH Giovanna Miller, Chair Christine Calzolano Ilona Kaali-Nagy Kim Nichols, MD Brad Walker Jill Coyle, Executive Vice Chair Fred Camillo Joe Kelly Shahryar Oveissi Olivia Walker Peter Carlson, Co-Vice Chair Anna Cappucci Janine Kennedy Suzanne Packer Heather Wise Colleen Hempleman, Linda Chase-Jenkins Joseph Lawless Lissa Schiele Mary Young Co-Vice Chair Lisa Cooper Madeline Liongson Peter J.Tesei Young Patrons Elizabeth Boutry, Secretary Stephanie Cowie Jeff Lombardi Nikol Thompson Prem Itharat Todd Anderman Morgan E. Crabtree, Esq. Alessandra Messineo Julia Nix Trampe Andres Moreira, MHA Taryn Angelos Long, Esq. Patti Glassford Chrissy Magliocco Tomas Fernandez Leah Butler, PhD Jim Heavey William M. Mooney III, Esq. von Oiste Whitechurch GREATER NEW YORK YEAR IN REVIEW Manhattan, N.Y. Red Cross volunteers
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