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You can learn a lot about who David and Mario Borgatello’s and his family-owned and operated business, MarBorg Industries, are by how they respond to community needs. Like when the Thomas Fire and the subsequent flooding and mudslides brought much … Continue reading →

“If you believe in community, you believe in giving back because that is part of our faith. That’s why I am here.” Her faith is what Dorene Dominguez intertwined with her drive to give hope to children by creating the … Continue reading →

In the weekly bulletin of St. Philip the Apostle Catholic Church in Pasadena, there’s a regular posting about the Ministry of the Sick. As the mission statement explains, volunteers are needed to visit the sick who are homebound, in nursing … Continue reading →

Bill Simon’s idea of a good day is pretty simple: “A beautiful day is when I say a prayer, read a book, break a sweat, and help someone who can’t pay me pack. I usually sleep pretty well on those … Continue reading →

Paul Tosetti’s experience as a transactional lawyer taught him to see the bigger picture. So when Archbishop Gomez called him to discuss this year’s Award, recognizing his 20 years of leadership work with Catholic Charities of Los Angeles, Tosetti defaulted … Continue reading →