Dr. Anna Lee, Albert Grant, John Catania, and Raymond Aguilar proudly represented Social Model Recovery Systems (SMRS) at the Citizens Business Bank Charity Golf Tournament, held at the Oakmont Country Club in Glendale. They were later joined by Bruce Boardman and Mike Schaub for the awards banquet, where they came together to celebrate the contributions made to SMRS and other local organizations. The annual event, hosted by Citizens Business Bank, is renowned for its commitment to supporting nonprofits across Los Angeles County by raising funds to empower local charities.
This year, SMRS was honored as one of the recipients of the funds raised from this impactful event. The donation from Citizens Business Bank will aid SMRS in furthering its mission of creating a healthier, more resilient community through recovery and support programs. We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to Citizens Business Bank for their generous donation. Their continued support enables us to expand our reach and continue making a difference in the lives of individuals and families across the community.
More than a fundraising event, the tournament served as a remarkable occasion for fostering connections among leaders from the private and nonprofit sectors, helping to build a unified vision for positive social change. Representatives from SMRS had the chance to engage with key figures and share insights on their work in substance use disorder and mental health treatment. The camaraderie and collaboration among participants underscored the event’s spirit, emphasizing a shared commitment to uplifting local communities.
By taking part in the tournament, SMRS demonstrated its dedication to its mission and encouraged others to take part in meaningful philanthropic initiatives. The tournament is a testament to the power of community-based support, proving that by coming together, individuals and organizations can create lasting change and inspire hope for those most in need. Social Model Recovery Systems extends its deepest thanks to all involved and looks forward to ongoing collaborations that strengthen and heal the community.
