Men of Distinction event recognizes diversity of leadership in southwestern Brooklyn
Briefly

On June 8, an inaugural Men of Distinction program, sponsored by Assemblyman William Colton and City Councilmember Susan Zhuang, recognized local heroes in southwest Brooklyn. The event celebrated the diverse range of individuals whose dedication to community service enhances the quality of life. Honorees included founders of local organizations, long-serving activists, and leaders from various communities, highlighting the collaborative spirit and commitment to community betterment. The event emphasized the importance of recognizing and honoring those who work tirelessly for the welfare of their neighborhoods.
The Men of Distinction program celebrated Brooklyn's unsung heroes whose selfless efforts help make the area a great place to live, work and raise a family.
The honorees represent both the diversity of the area and a wide range of achievements, showing the community's commitment to improve lives.
Among the honorees was Dr. Tim Law, founder of the Chinese American Social Services Center, exemplifying dedication to community service.
Tom Neve, founder of Reaching Out Community Services, leads a food pantry that has served the neighborhood for over 30 years, illustrating long-term commitment.
Read at Brooklyn Eagle
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