Frances L. Friedberg’s Exceptional History of Community Service Awards

It shocks no one who knows her, but for those outside of her local community of Schenectady in scenic and beautiful upstate New York, Frances L. Friedberg’s outstanding history of service is a truly admirable example for others. She is a member on the Board of Trustees at the Congregation Gates of Heaven (CGOH), and its Vice President of Operations, and has worked as a co-chair on the Outreach Committee. She has also been actively involved on the Membership Committee, Dues Review Committee, and Visioning Taskforce. As a result of this commitment to service, Frances L. Friedberg received recognition via the Congregation Gates of Heaven Volunteer Service Award. Frances L. Friedberg received the award in 2013 for all of her volunteer efforts in connection with CGOH.

This, however, is not the only time that Frances L. Friedberg has been presented with an award recognizing her community service. In 2004, Frances L. Friedberg received the YWCA Women of Achievement Award as an acknowledgement of her tireless dedication and devotion to the community, and for her efforts as an advocate for children. Specifically she was recognized for her extensive work with Safe, Inc., serving as the President of the Board of Directors; her work with Girl Scouts serving as a Troop Leader; and her work as an “Attorney for the Children” (“Law Guardian”).

Frances L. Friedberg is deeply pleased by the displays of support she has received from her community in recent years, as well as the recognition she has received for her achievements. Frances L. Friedberg is very modest and humble about her successes, characteristics that she accredits to her support systems and the people around her, all of whom she values tremendously. For more information about Frances L. Friedberg, Esq., visit http://www.FriedbergFamilyLaw.com