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Photos from City Access New York programs and events.

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2017 - Achievement Dinner and Auction Gala

Display of silent auction items. ID: Two people placing bids for the auction.

2017 Gala Journal. ID: White stars on a blue background. The cover reads: "Reach for the Starts Achievement Dinner & Auction Gala 2017 Commemorative Journal".

Bob Bentson and friends. ID: The men stand sampling hors d'oeuvres.

Left to right: Janelle Petters, DayHab Assistant Director; Sophia Rossovsky, Executive Director; Ryan Dillon, DayHab Director. ID: The group smiles for the camera.

Sophia Rossovsky, City Access Executive Director on the left and Sheila Green-Gholson on the right. ID: Sophia and Sheila are wearing a deep-blue and black gowns, respectively.

Randy Bolton in the center poses with Ciri Malamud (Horticultural Therapist) on her right and Thomas Malamud on her left. ID: The group, holding up drinks, smiles for the camera.

Left to right: Andy Fisher, Susan Lofranco, Christopher Sims, Patsy Taylor. ID: The group smiles for the camera.

Lana Titta with friends and family. ID: The group poses for the picture.

Ilene Rosen poses with family members. ID: Eric Rosen, event honoree, is on the left.

Andy Fisher is chatting with Holly Bonner, the creator of BlindMotherhood.com. ID: Holly's guide dog, Frances, is standing by her side.

Lana Titta, City Access New York supporter, poses with friends. ID: Lana is in the center of the picture

Randy Bolton, City Access Compliance Officer, poses with a group. ID: Randy is wearing a black dress and is in the center of the picture.

Sheila Green-Gholson, Deputy Director Region 4 of the NY State Office for People with Developmental Disabilities. ID: Sheila, an honoree at the event, speaks at a podium.

Edward Burke, Staten Island Deputy Borough President. ID: Edward is speaking at a podium while accepting an award.

Sophia Rossovsky hands an award to Andy Fisher, Director of Lavelle Fund for the Blind. ID: Sophia and Andy are holding a crystal award.

Bob Bentson, gala honoree, accepts an award. ID: Bob smiles at the podium.

Ilene Rosen, Development & Event Services for City Access and Dr. Frank Mandarino, event honoree. ID: Ilene is handing the award to Dr. Mandarino.

Eric Rosen, event honoree, stands in the center with his mom, Ilene Rosen, on the left and Sophia Rossovsky on the rights.

The Tenement Museum has been working with the Career Discovery Project for the past four years. Over that time this relationship has been beneficial to the Museum and I believe to the students as well. All the students I have worked with brought extremely valuable expertise to the Museum that we have used to continually improve programming for visitors who are blind or have low vision. The students receive work experience and supportive connections as they build their resume. In my opinion, it is wonderful that students are paid for their work and expertise while still being extremely cost efficient for a small museum like the Tenement. However, my favorite part of the project by far is getting to know the students. They have been pleasant to work with, professional, kind, interesting, and eager to help. I highly recommend the Career Discovery Project.

E. Zeira – Education Associate

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