Jay Toohey Selected as Cigna 2012 Volunteer of the Year
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- Inspired by AbilityPLUS clients, helps them enjoy recreational activities
- Award reflects volunteerism culture within
Cigna
AbilityPLUS provides sports and recreational programs to people with physical disabilities including amputations, visual impairment, hearing impairment, cerebral palsy, brain injuries and paralysis as well as developmental disabilities such as autism. The charity serves civilians as well as wounded military personnel. Toohey, an avid skier, helps AbilityPLUS clients ski some of the most popular mountains in the Northeast.
Toohey was inspired to work with the charity beginning in 2009 after he learned of it through a friend of his 15-year-old son. The friend, Andrew, has cerebral palsy and skis with AbilityPLUS.
“My son Brendan has been friends with Andrew since grammar school. When I saw Andrew ski for the first time I was amazed at how well he could ski and the freedom he had on the slopes. I talked with his mother about how he learned through adaptive ski lessons. That is what initially drew me into the AbilityPLUS program,” Toohey said.
Jay will be honored with a
“People like Jay are the heart of our company. He exemplifies our dedication to helping people achieve their full potential no matter what obstacles they may face,” Cordani said. “We’re proud to honor him and help AbilityPLUS reach more people who may face extraordinary challenges.”
“The dedication, leadership and inspiration Jay provides to AbilityPLUS participants, staff, and volunteers is immeasurable, and it is an honor to our organization that
The Cigna Volunteer of the Year is chosen by the
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