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Vulcan s Thunder on The Mountain to celebrate Birmingham s 150 years
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The city of Birmingham is celebrating its 150th anniversary in 2021, and it’s not a surprise that Vulcan will be on top of it all.
Vulcan, a landmark that symbolizes Birmingham’s roots in the iron and steel industry, stands tall atop Red Mountain and will oversee Alabama’s largest Fourth of July celebration, an event that will feature an array of fireworks honoring both the city’s sesquicentennial and the nation’s birthday.
The Medical Properties Trust Thunder on the Mountain which begins at 9 p.m., on July 4 is presented by retailers Hibbett Sports and City Gear and the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) Callahan Eye Hospital.
Tom Brannan, UAB donors honored at National Philanthropy Day Tom Brannan, UAB donors honored at National Philanthropy Day Details Category: Research & Innovation
The UAB Advancement team has accomplished great things over the years, including raising more than $1 billion in The Campaign for UAB, a 10-year fundraising effort that wrapped up in 2018.
When UAB Vice President for Advancement Tom Brannan received the William S. Roth Outstanding Fundraising Executive Award for his role in the campaign, he was quick to recognize teamwork that went into making it a success.
Brannan received the award on National Philanthropy Day, which was hosted virtually on Nov. 13 by the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) Alabama Chapter. It is humbling, because I know that I couldn t be considered for this award if it weren t for my incredible colleagues in the Advancement office at UAB, says Brannan. Their desire to be outstanding