Join Us May 8th for A Boldly BVI Breakfast

On May 8, 2026, Clovernook will host Stronger Together: A Boldly BVI Breakfast to recognize four remarkable organizations and individuals for their leadership and advocacy in support of the blind and visually impaired community.

2026 Boldly BVI Award Winners

April 22, 2026

Clovernook Center proudly recognizes the following individuals/organizations for their leadership and advocacy in support of the blind and visually impaired community. Award winners will be recognized at the Boldly BVI event on May 8th.

 

Anthony Ferraro poses smiling with a large group of people

Anthony Ferraro, Vision Over Sight Award

Anthony S. Ferraro is a Paralympic athlete, musician and motivational speaker who exemplifies resilience, discipline and mental toughness. Anthony was born blind with a competitive spirit which he channeled into wrestling before becoming a Paralympic athlete in Judo. Anthony is also an accomplished snowboarder and skateboarder.

 

 

 

Gianmario Cillario smiles in a portrait photo

Gianmario Cillario, President’s Award

Gianmario Cillario is the CEO of Eurostampa North America Inc., a global leader in premium labeling solutions for the wine, spirits, food, and luxury goods industries. Gianmario is known for combining a strong vision with a passion for design excellence, technological advancement, and commitment to community.

 

 

 

 

 

Delta Gamma members smile and pose togetherDelta Gamma Foundation, Community Award

The Delta Gamma Foundation is the philanthropic arm of Delta Gamma Fraternity, dedicated to supporting its members and communities through service, scholarship, and grants. The Foundation funds educational initiatives, while championing sight preservation and assistance for individuals who are blind or visually impaired.

 

 

 

Charlotte Begley smiles softly at the camera in a portrait photo

Charlotte Begley, Kathleen DeLaura Distinguished Service Award

Charlotte Begley is the Director of the Printing House at Clovernook, where for over 50 years she has led innovative print and braille production that expands access to information for people who are blind or visually impaired.