Community Corner
Philadelphia Eagles Honor Lawrenceville Resident For Non-Profit
Paloma Santiago was honored by Santander Bank and the Philadelphia Eagles for her non-profit work on Nov. 3.

LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ — A Lawrenceville resident recently received recognition from the Philadelphia Eagles. Paloma Santiago was honored by Santander Bank and the Philadelphia Eagles as part of the third season of the ‘Santander Community Quarterback’ program at the Eagles game on Nov. 3, the bank announced.
Santiago was one of 10 people who were recognized for the positive impact they have made in the Philadelphia community during a special pre-game celebration at Lincoln Financial Field. Former Eagle Vince Papale joined Santander executive Julie Vetack to congratulate the honorees.
Santiago founded a non-profit dedicated to supporting the growth of golf in the Mercer County/Trenton community. As a PGA professional, Santiago mentors those interested in golf and exposes them to industry professionals, helping individuals build a brighter future.
Find out what's happening in Lawrencevillefor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Santiago was recognized for her efforts with d a VIP gameday experience that included watching the Eagles take on Chicago from the Santander Field Club located in the end zone at the Linc.
Santander, the official bank of the Philadelphia Eagles, donated $15,000 to local non-profit organizations, including a $500 donation for Santiago’s non-profit organization of choice as part of the Community Quarterback program.
Find out what's happening in Lawrencevillefor free with the latest updates from Patch.
“As a company committed to respecting our customers and communities, the ‘Santander Community Quarterback’ program is the perfect opportunity for us to show respect to individuals who are change makers in greater Philadelphia,” Santander Bank Senior Vice President of Brand, Media and Creative Integration Os Rana said. “Paloma has touched the lives of so many through her work with Live Golf, and we are thrilled to partner with the Philadelphia Eagles to recognize the important contributions he/she is making in his/her local community.”
The ‘Santander Community Quarterback’ program was established to honor exceptional individuals who exemplify leadership, dedication and commitment to improving their communities. All of these qualities exemplify respect. For a full list of the 2019 honorees, visit santanderbank.com/communityqb.
Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts.