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Elkins Park man named Community Quarterback
>> To cap off the second season of the Santander Community Quarterback program, Santander Bank and the Philadelphia Eagles recognized 10 program honorees and announced the Top Community Quarterback during a special celebration at Lincoln Financial Field.
Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham and Eagles alumni Jason Avant were in attendance to congratulate the individuals for the positive impact they have made in the Philadelphia community. The evening was emceed by Philadelphia Eagles insider Dave Spadaro.
David Norton, of Elkins Park, was among those selected as a Community Quarterback for his work in the Philadelphia area with Tows 4 Tots, an effort that fills tow trucks with toys and other items for needy children.
During the celebration, Santander Bank and the Philadelphia Eagles announced that Anne Keenan, Reading Recycled, of Ambler, was voted this season’s Top Community Quarterback.
“We are proud to partner with the Eagles to recognize and support the altruistic efforts of our Santander Community Quarterbacks and to applaud the difference they are making in their communities,” said Angela Moultrie, Santander’s region president for the Pennsylvania/New Jersey Central regions. “Each honoree does something special that touches the lives of so many people and we respect their drive and passion to do good.”
“This year’s Santander Community Quarterback honorees unequivocally demonstrate the strength and generosity of the Philadelphia community — a sentiment that resounds throughout our organization,” said Eagles President Don Smolenski. “We salute and congratulate Anne Keenan and all the 2018 Community Quarterbacks for their exemplary leadership, and we would also like to thank Santander for helping us to shine a light on our honorees’ philanthropic achievements.”