Giving Back to the Community 2018

2018 PLUMBING INDUSTRY PROMOTION FUND SCHOLARSHIP AWARD WINNERS

The Plumbing Industry Promotion Fund of New York City held its annual awards ceremony for recipients of its 2018 scholarship. Each student was awarded an annual $2,000 scholarship. The Promotion Fund provides $80,000 in scholarships each year, to help defray their higher education costs over their next four years of college. The Plumbing Industry Promotion Fund of New York City has been awarding scholarships for over 30 years. To date, the Promotion Fund has disbursed over $1,000,000 to more than 400 students. Participants in the scholarship Program may attend any accredited college, university or approved technical institution in the United States, and may select any course of study.

Giving Back to the Community 2016

2016 PLUMBING INDUSTRY PROMOTION FUND SCHOLARSHIP AWARD WINNERS

The Plumbing Industry Promotion Fund of New York City held an awards ceremony for recipients of its 2016 scholarships. Each student was awarded an annual $2,000 scholarship. The Promotion Fund provides $80,000 in scholarships each year, to help defray their higher education costs over their next four years of college.
2016 Plumbing Industry Promotion Fund Scholarship Award Winners

centered – Reed Rickman; President ACP, Ralph DeMartino; Chair Plumbing Industry Promotion Fund flanked by the 2016 Scholarship winners.

Giving Back to the Community 2013

2013 PLUMBING INDUSTRY PROMOTION FUND SCHOLARSHIP AWARD WINNERS

The Plumbing Industry Promotion Fund of New York City held an awards ceremony for recipients of its 2013 scholarships. Each student was awarded an annual $2,000 scholarship. The Promotion Fund provides $80,000 in scholarships each year, to help defray their higher education costs over their next four years of college.
Plumbing Industry Promotion Fund Scholarship Recipients

centered- Richard Garner; Plumbers Local #1 Representative, Eugene Cardoza; Chair Plumbing Industry Promotion Fund, and Andru Coren; President ACP, flanked by the 2013 Scholarship winners

The Plumbing Industry Promotion Fund of New York City has been awarding scholarships for over 30 years. To date, the Promotion Fund has disbursed over $1,000,000 to more than 400 students. Participants in the Scholarship Program may attend any accredited college, university or approved technical institution in the United Sates and may select any course of study. According to Ralph J. DeMartino, Chairman of the Promotion Fund’s Board of Trustees, the scholarship fund was created to aid the best and the brightest of the next generation in achieving their dream of a quality education at some of the finest colleges and universities in the country. With the costs of higher education on the rise, the Promotion Fund hopes its scholarship fund can help ease the financial burden for these families and keep that dream in reach for these incredible students. “It is a privilege for the Promotion Fund to give back to the plumbing community through the Leonard X. Farbman Scholarship Fund”, said DeMartino. This year’s scholarship committee consisted of three distinguished educators from various institutions of higher education who selected the winners from over 50 impressive applicants based on their high school grades, standardized test scores and extra-curricular activities.

Giving Back to the Community 2013

2013 ACP GOLF OUTING HONORS THE LEUKEMIA FIGHTERS

More than 200 Members of the Association of Contracting Plumbers of the City of New York, Inc. (ACP) and their guests participated in its Annual Charity Outing, which was held on May 6, 2013 at the Old Westbury Golf and Country Club in Old Westbury, Long Island. In 2004 the ACP decided to use its “Plumbing Industry Day” for a more important purpose. In addition to coming together, getting some fresh air and enjoying each other’s company, the ACP chose to use the Outing as a fundraiser for a deserving charity. The ACP chose the Leukemia Fighters as its 2013 charity.
l. to r. - Ralph DeMartino, Chair ACP Charity Outing; Dr. Ellen K. Ritchie, Associate Director of the Leukemia Fighters' Program at New York Presbyterian Hospital; Andru Coren, President ACP

l. to r. – Ralph DeMartino, Chair ACP Charity Outing; Dr. Ellen K. Ritchie, Associate Director of the Leukemia Fighters’ Program at New York Presbyterian Hospital; Andru Coren, President ACP

The ACP is happy to report that $112,200 was donated to the Leukemia Fighters and that, in the nine years since it began the charity donation, over $625,000.00 has been raised for various charities. Leukemia Fighters at New York Presbyterian Hospital is a Program in which donations are directed by the Leukemia doctors to new and ongoing clinical and research projects designed to treat and find cures for leukemia. A number of families within the Plumbing Foundation community have had firsthand experience with the leukemia staff at NY Presbyterian Hospital. While we cannot speak to the technical and medical research issues involved, we can state that the care and attention provided by all the staff is simply magnificent. In fighting this disease, hospital stays are not measured in days, but rather in weeks and, in some cases, months. The staff (the doctors, the physicians assistants, the nurses, the food service staff, the cleaning staff and others) know how difficult these long term hospitalizations are and every day they make a tremendous effort to support the patients emotional needs as well their physical issues. Thank you Leukemia Fighters for your dedicated hard work.

Giving Back to the Community 2012

2012 PLUMBING INDUSTRY PROMOTION FUND SCHOLARSHIP AWARD WINNERS

The Plumbing Industry Promotion Fund of New York City held an awards ceremony for 8 recipients of its 2012 scholarships. Each student was awarded an annual $2,000 scholarship. The Promotion Fund provides $80,000 in scholarships each year, to help defray their higher education costs over their next four years of college.
2012 Plumbing Industry Promotion Fund Scholarship Award Winners

(l. to r. – Ralph DeMartino; Chair Plumbing Industry Promotion Fund, Eugene Boccieri; President ACP, Richard Garner; Plumbers Local #1 Representative, Seated are the 2012 scholarship recipients)

The Plumbing Industry Promotion Fund of New York City has been awarding scholarships for 30 years. To date, the Promotion Fund has disbursed over $950,000 to more than 400 students. Participants in the Scholarship Program may attend any accredited college, university or approved technical institution in the United Sates and may select any course of study. According to Ralph J. DeMartino, Chairman of the Promotion Fund’s Board of Trustees, the scholarship fund was created to aid the best and the brightest of the next generation in achieving their dream of a quality education at some of the finest colleges and universities in the country. With the costs of higher education ever on the rise, the Promotion Fund hopes its scholarship fund can ease the financial burden for these families and keep that dream in reach for these incredible students. “It is a privilege for the Promotion Fund to give back to our own plumbing community through the Leonard X. Farbman Scholarship Fund”, says DeMartino. This year’s scholarship committee consisted of three distinguished educators from various institutions of higher education who had to choose from over 50 impressive applicants based upon high school grades, standardized test scores and extra-curricular activities.

Giving Back to the Community 2012

2012 ACP Golf Outing Honors the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation

More than 230 members of the Association of Contracting Plumbers of the City of New York, Inc. (ACP) and their guests participated in its Annual Charity Outing, which was held on May 7, 2012 at the Old Westbury Golf and Country Club in Old Westbury, Long Island. In 2004 the ACP decided to use its “Plumbing Industry Day” for a more important purpose. In addition to coming together, getting some fresh air and enjoying each other’s company, the ACP chose to use the Outing as a fundraiser for a deserving charity. The ACP chose the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) as it’s 2012 charity. The ACP is happy to report that $102,250 was donated to the JDRF and that, in the nine years since it began the charity donation, over $517,700 has been raised for various charities.
(l. to r. - Ralph DeMartino, Chair ACP Charity Outing; Rebecca Santoli, JDRF Executive Director; Erin Farrell, JDRF Development Director; Eugene Boccieri, President ACP)

(l. to r. - Ralph DeMartino, Chair ACP Charity Outing; Rebecca Santoli, JDRF Executive Director; Erin Farrell, JDRF Development Director; Eugene Boccieri, President ACP)

JDRF (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation) is the leading global organization focused on type 1 diabetes (T1D) research. Driven by passionate, grassroots volunteers connected to children, adolescents, and adults with this disease, JDRF is now the largest charitable supporter of T1D by accelerating progress on the most promising opportunities for curing, better treating, and preventing T1D. JDRF collaborates with a wide spectrum of partners who share this goal. Since its founding in 1970, JDRF has awarded more than $1.6 billion to diabetes research. Past JDRF efforts have helped to significantly advance the care of people with this disease, and have expanded the critical scientific understanding of T1D. JDRF will not rest until T1D is fully conquered. More than 80 percent of JDRF’s expenditures directly support research and research-related education.

Giving Back to the Community 2011

2011 Plumbing Industry Promotion Fund Scholarship Award Winners

The Plumbing Industry Promotion Fund of New York City Holds Awards Ceremony for Recipients of Its 2011 Scholarships

The Plumbing Industry Promotion Fund of New York City holds a ceremony for the 10 recipients each year. Each Student was awarded an annual $2,000.00 scholarship. The Promotion Fund provides $80,000 in scholarship each year, to help defray their higher education costs over the next four years. The Plumbing Industry Promotion Fund of New York has been awarding scholarships for 30 years. To date, the Promotion Fund has disbursed over $930,000 to more than 400 students. Participants in the Scholarship Program may attend any accredited college, university or approved technical institution in the United States and may select any course of study.
Scholarship Class Awards

ACP 2011 Charity Outing

ACP Fundraises for Our Communities

More than 225 members of the Association of Contracting Plumbers of the City of New York Inc. (ACP) and their guests participated in its Annual Charity Outing. In 2004 the ACP decided to use its “Plumbing Industry Day” for a more important purpose. Since then, in addition to coming together, getting some fresh air and enjoying each other’s company, the ACP uses the Outing to fundraise for deserving charities.
Charity Golf Outing
Charity Golf Outing