DCBA honors Kimberly Hollenback with Illumination Award at President's Dinner
(Jan. 23, 2025)
Congratulations to Kimberly Hollenback, who received the Delaware County Bar Association (DCBA) Illumination Award Jan. 17, 2025.
NEWTOWN SQUARE - Kimberly Hollenback received the Delaware County Bar Association’s Illumination Award at the President's Dinner Jan. 17, 2025 at Aronimink Golf Club, Newtown Square. Congratulations to Kim!
The Murray S. Eckell & W. Donald Sparks Illumination Award citation states, "Big thinking precedes great achievement. There is a spark in you...Ignite the light and let it shine."
The Eckell Sparks Illumination Award is for a lawyer, who, during the previous year, demonstrated devotion and enthusiasm for the practice of law and has been an inspiration to others by exemplifying superior legal skills and other such accomplishments, including charitable endeavors, community service and, most importantly, service to the members of the Delaware County Bar Association.
It is presented annually by the DCBA to a young lawyer recommended by the DCBA Board of Directors and provides a scholarship to attend the Delaware County Bench Bar Conference and annual Bar Association Dinner.
Kim has served as VOCA Supervising Attorney and Media Office Managing Attorney for Legal Aid of Southeastern PA (LASP) since April 2022. She joined LASP in 2018 as Staff Attorney. Kim leads LASP’s domestic violence program in Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties. Her practice focuses on serving survivors of domestic violence, primarily in Delaware County.
“Big Thinking precedes great achievement. There is a spark in you...Ignite the light and let it shine.”
Shawn Boehringer (at left), LASP Executive Director; Cassidy Heiserman, Staff Attorney & Delaware County Pro Bono Coordinator; 2025 DCBA Illumination Award winner Kimberly Hollenback, VOCA Supervising Attorney & Media Office Managing Attorney; Brandon Glackin, Kim’s fiancé and attorney at Watson & Allard; and Richard Prebil, LASP Veterans Advocacy Project Supervising Attorney. Richard received the 2024 DCBA Illumination Award!
At the Delaware County Bar Association President’s Dinner Jan. 17, 2025, Jordan Reilly received the Pro Bono Award from the Pennsylvania Bar Association in celebration of her work with Legal Aid of Southeastern PA, especially in the area of family law. Jordan is founder of Jordan Reilly & Associates. Thank you, Jordan!
Shawn Boehringer (at left), LASP Executive Director; Cassidy Heiserman, Staff Attorney & Delaware County Pro Bono Coordinator; 2025 DCBA Illumination Award winner Kimberly Hollenback, VOCA Supervising Attorney & Media Office Managing Attorney; Brandon Glackin, Kim’s fiancé and attorney at Watson & Allard; and Richard Prebil, LASP Veterans Advocacy Project Supervising Attorney, who won the 2024 DCBA Illumination Award.
Jordan Reilly (at left), founder of Jordan Reilly & Associates & Pennsylvania Bar Association Pro Bono Award winner; Kimberly Hollenback, 2025 DCBA Illumination Award winner, LASP VOCA Supervising Attorney & Media Office Managing Attorney; and Jennifer Dipillo of the Delaware County Victim Assistance Center.
Kimberly Hollenback shares remarks after receiving the Delaware County Bar Association Illumination Award.