Diablo Magazine Announces Honorees for 2016 Threads of Hope Awards
Walnut Creek, CA (PRWEB) November 24, 2016 -- Diablo magazine announces six honorees for the 2016 Threads of Hope Awards. Joseph Hui of Adopt A Family Bikes, Stephen Vogt of School of Imagination, Fran and Vic Smith of Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano, and Bryan Ware of The Crayon Initiative will be recognized for their outstanding volunteer work. Sister Ann Weltz of the Bay Area Crisis Nursery will be recognized with the 2016 Steven J. Rivera Visionary Award for her 35 years of service at the Bay Area Crisis Nursery. All of this year’s honorees will be recognized for their untiring service to the East Bay community at an awards reception on Tuesday, December 6 at the Orinda Theatre. In addition to the awards event, the honorees and their organizations are featured in the December issue of Diablo magazine.
For the past 21 years, Diablo readers submit nominations of exceptional volunteers who give their time to charitable causes in the East Bay. A panel of judges, representing businesses and philanthropic organizations, chose the honorees based on each nominee’s length of service, hands-on involvement, and impact on the community.
The 2016 panel of judges includes: Jessica Aguirre, weeknight co-anchor of NBC Bay Area News at 6 p.m. and 11 p.m.; Gaby Ghorbani, founder and director of Pledge to Humanity; Mark Flower, senior vice president and regional managing director for Wells Fargo Private Bank; Christine Wente, board president of the Wente Foundation; and Carole Wynstra, former president of the Walnut Creek Library Foundation.
For more information on the 2016 Threads of Hope reception, contact general(at)maildiablo.com, or RSVP (based on available space) at http://diablomag.com/threadsrsvp. If you are interested in nominating someone for the 2017 Threads of Hope Awards, visit our nomination page.
About Diablo Magazine
Covering topics ranging from travel, culture, and personalities to entertainment, recreation, and food, Diablo magazine is written specifically for the San Francisco East Bay market—from Central Contra Costa, into the Oakland and Berkeley hills, and throughout the Tri-Valley. With locally driven editorial content, beautiful photography, and resource listings, Diablo is a unique celebration of the San Francisco East Bay. Published since 1979, Diablo has been recognized for its editorial and design with numerous awards, including previous Maggie Awards for Best Overall Publication and Best Regional and State Magazine in the consumer category.
ABOUT DIABLO PUBLICATIONS
For over 35 years, Diablo Publications, an employee-owned company, has been creating award-winning publications, including Diablo magazine, Napa Sonoma magazine, Diablo Weddings, Diablo Arts, Concierge Wine Country, and the Tri-Valley California Visitors Guide. Diablo Publications’ custom content division, Diablo Custom Publishing (DCP), provides complete print and online marketing communications and customer publishing services for corporate clients nationwide. For more information, visit diablopublications.com, dcpubs.com, diablomag.com, napasonomamag.com or diabloweddings.com.
Melinda Solomon, Diablo Publications, http://www.dcpubs.com, +1 9259431199 Ext: 209, [email protected]
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