Meet our Honorees & Learn
About their Commitment to SeniorLAW Center
Bill Donohue
(Hall of Fame Award)
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Comcast’s Pro Bono Program
(Champion for Justice Award)
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Clients
(Champions for Justice Award)
Staff
(Champions for Justice Award)
Jonathan Uhl & Geoffrey Price
(Champion for Justice Award)
In Memoriam, Bill Fedullo
(Hall of Fame Award, posthumously)
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Hall of Fame Inductee, William “Bill” Fedullo, Esq: Bill was an ardent advocate, former board chair, longtime board member and champion for SeniorLAW Center. Bill contributed immeasurably to the success of our work through his many contributions and generosity, as well as his extraordinary ability to speak and share beautifully about the plight of seniors in poverty. In speaking of his role as a board member, Bill once said, “I think part of our mission is to be constant cheerleaders for SLC,” a role which he took to heart in raising support from friends and acquaintances across the state of Pennsylvania and to tell the stories of homelessness, abuse and crisis. Bill was passionate about the struggles of those at both ends of the life cycle – children and older people – and it was a privilege to work with him to support the children of the Philadelphia School District during his tenure as Chancellor of the Philadelphia Bar Association and beyond, and to raise visibility of our work for grandparents raising grandchildren. He and his beautiful wife Shelli Fedullo – now a SeniorLAW Center board member – each served as Chancellor of the Philadelphia Bar Association, its highest leadership role, and also together co-chaired our SeniorLAW Center gala. On February 7, 2022, we lost Bill. We miss his irreplaceable spirit and character, humor, wit and grace. We are honored to induct this great Champion for Justice and friend posthumously into the SeniorLAW Center Hall of Fame.