Mottola of H2M to be honored at Circulo de la Hispanidad Spring Gala

The 2008 Spring Gala Dinner Dance will be held on May 16, at the Garden City Hotel, to help benefit Circulo de la Hispanidad, a not for profit Hispanic community organization with Centers in Hempstead and Long Beach. At the Gala, Circulo de la Hispanidad will be honoring outstanding individuals who have helped the organization. Joseph Mottola, R.A., VP, H2M Group is the lead architect in charge of the new community center that H2M has designed on behalf of Circulo. Mottola will be honored at the event. The funds received from this gala will provide major support for Circulo de la Hispanidad in its efforts to improve the lives of individuals and their families through a comprehensive continuum of social services, recreation, education, cultural and economic development programs.

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