David Silipigno is a resident of Saratoga Springs who besides being a successful businessman is also a great humanitarian and philanthropist. He is extremely famous for his humanitarian deeds in and around the areas of Saratoga County. David Silipigno is the founder of David B. Silipigno Foundation and this foundation works for the upliftment of poor and needy children. It helps the children who are deprived from the basic necessities of life. This foundation also provides funds to various other organizations who work for the betterment of weaker sections of society.
David Silipigno believes that there are no shortcuts to success. His mantra for being successful is his sheer hard work and determination. He started working as an entrepreneur at the age of nineteen, and by the time he reached his mid 20's, he had more than 600 of employees working for him. Since then, he is constantly providing vast opportunities of employment to the youth. David Silipigno is a person who believes in leading by example and has reached the zenith of business through his hard work. His first business venture was National Financial Corp (NFC) and because of the combination of his dedication and the commitment of his staff towards work, he has achieved the desired success in it, and also every business he has stepped into. He has also been teaching the business of mortgage to thousands of people from last 18 years.
David Silipigno provides support to various community based organizations that help the at-risk children and provide them the required emotional and social support. He has provided financial support to various organizations like the Arthritis Foundation, Saratoga Center for Family, Catholic Charities, Mental Health Foundation, and YMCA of Saratoga. He has also received “The Spirit Of Service” award on the March 7, 2009 by John and Christine Colley who previously chaired the Arthritis Foundation. To know more about David Silipigno and his foundation, you can log on to http://www.davidbsilipignofoundation.com
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