2023 Big Train Community Heroes of the Night
In 2023, we continued this program. Each nonprofit received 25 free tickets and dinner on their game night thanks to the continued generous support of the Jim and Carol Trawick Foundation and Sandy Spring Builders. See below for the full list of this season's Community Heroes.
This summer, we also honored individual Community Heroes as well, including these six leaders:
- Chuck Williams, Scotland A.M.E. Zion Church and Second Century Project;
- Mark Bucher, Feed the Fridge;
- Tom Manger, U.S. Capitol Police Chief and former Chief of the Montgomery County Police Department;
- Jamie Raskin, U.S. Representative (MD-8);
- Lupi Quinteros-Grady, President & CEO, Latin American Youth Countil (LAYC); and
- Brooke Levey, Executive Director, Down Syndrome Network
Again, the Trawick Foundation is contributing $250 to each of the nonprofits represented by these individual Community Heroes.
Below is the full list of the 2023 Community Heroes:
- June 3: Montgomery County Sports Hall of Fame
- June 6: Link Generations
- June 7: Habitat for Humanity Metro Maryland
- June 10: Miracle League of Montgomery County
- June 12: Oasis Tutoring
- June 16: Living Independently for Everyone (LIVE)
- June 17: Open Door Sports
- June 18: Nourishing Bethesda
- June 19: Second Century Project/Scotland A.M.E. Zion Church
- June 21: Feed the Fridge
- June 23: Bethesda Green
- June 25: Leveling the Playing Field
- June 29: Friends Club & Community Bridges
- June 30: Interfaith Works & Jewish Council for the Aging (JCA)
- July 1: Housing Unlimited
- July 6: CSahm Foundation for ADHD Educational Services and Support & Mobile Med
- July 10: Special Olympics & So Kids SOAR
- July 15: Latin American Youth Council
- July 16: Down Syndrome Network
- July 19: Manna Food Center
