Congratulations to The Salvation Army of Central Maryland for Winning 2 Emmy ® Awards
Congratulations to The Salvation Army of Central Maryland for Winning 2 Emmy ® Awards & a Bronze Telly Award.
At The Salvation Army of Central Maryland, we are delighted to announce the outstanding achievements of our CommunicationsDepartment at the recent Capital Emmy's ceremony. It is with great pride that we congratulate producers Patrick O'Neal and Sherryn Gaworecki on their remarkable success. Their dedication and talent were recognized with not just one, but two Emmy awards, showcasing the excellence of their work. Let's delve into the details of these exceptional documentaries and celebrate the well-deserved recognition they have received.
"Hope is on the Way": Best Long Form Religious Documentary
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Patrick O'Neal and Sherryn Gaworecki for winning an Emmy for their captivating documentary, "Hope is on the Way." This remarkable production triumphed in the category of Best Long Form Religious Documentary. The film delves into the extraordinary stories of hope, resilience, and compassion displayed by The Salvation Army and the individuals it serves. It beautifully captures the unwavering spirit of those who find solace and support through the organization's programs and services. Through their exceptional storytelling and cinematography, Patrick and Sherryn have shed light on the transformative power of faith and the unwavering commitment of The Salvation Army to the communities it serves.
"Doing the Most Good": Best Video Editing
Another well-deserved congratulations goes out to Patrick O'Neal for winning an Emmy for Best Video Editing for the documentary "Doing the Most Good." This compelling film delves into The Salvation Army of Central Maryland's Feedmore mobile canteen program, showcasing the incredible efforts of our organization to combat hunger and provide essential services to those in need. Patrick's exceptional editing skills have brought this story to life, weaving together the narratives of our dedicated volunteers, the impact of the program, and the lives it touches. The award is a testament to his creative vision and the meticulous craftsmanship that shines through in the final product.
Recently, producers Patrick O’Neal and Sherryn Gaworecki also won a Bronze Telly award for best religious/spiritual television. The Telly awards are a highly lauded award for television professionals that showcase the best work created within television. Telly Award winners represent work from some of the most respected TV agencies, stations, production companies and publishers.
The Power of Storytelling and Impactful Communication
These Emmy and Telly award wins for The Salvation Army of Central Maryland's Communications Department serve as a testament to the power of storytelling and the impact of effective communication. Through their compelling documentaries, Patrick O'Neal and Sherryn Gaworecki have not only shed light on the critical work we do but have also inspired countless viewers to take action and make a difference. Their talent and dedication to capturing the essence of our organization's mission and values have created a lasting impact, furthering our ability to serve those in need and uplift our communities.
A Shared Success and Ongoing Commitment
As we celebrate these remarkable achievements, it is important to recognize that these awards are a testament to the collective effort and unwavering commitment of The Salvation Army of Central Maryland. The Communications Department, under the leadership of Patrick O'Neal and Sherryn Gaworecki, has consistently showcased our organization's vital work through engaging and impactful storytelling. Their talent and dedication have helped us reach wider audiences, engage supporters, and inspire change.
On behalf of The Salvation Army of Central Maryland, we extend our warmest congratulations to the Communications Department, and particularly to producers Patrick O'Neal and Sherryn Gaworecki, for their well-deserved Emmy and Telly award wins. The recognition they have received for their exceptional documentaries, "Hope is on the Way" and "Doing the Most Good," is a testament to their remarkable talent and the transformative work carried out by The Salvation Army. We are immensely proud of their accomplishments and grateful for the continued dedication they bring to our organization. Together, we will continue to spread hope, compassion, and positive change through the power of storytelling and impactful communication.
