Members

We are your Connection to the world of trophies, plaques, acrylic and crystal awards, engraved signage, and name badges. In addition, we offer a full line of imprinted sportswear and promotional products to help you recognize achievement, promote your brand, and celebrate milestones.

With over 20 years of experience in the awards and engraving industry, we’re committed to staying current with the latest products, imprinting processes, and technologies. Our team regularly attends regional and national industry conventions and seminars to stay ahead of trends and bring fresh, high-quality solutions to our customers.

Whether you need custom awards for a corporate event, branded apparel for a team, or professional signage for your organization, we provide personalized service and expert guidance every step of the way.

We are dedicated to supporting Garnet Valley High School alumni by fostering connection, sharing information, and encouraging meaningful engagement with the school community. As an alumni group, our mission centers on service projects, fundraising, social collaboration, and community outreach—all guided by our shared commitment to honor the past while building a stronger future.

We strive to recognize the achievements, history, and unity that define the Garnet Valley Alumni Family, and we welcome all graduates to stay involved, stay connected, and help us continue making a positive impact in the lives of current students and fellow alumni.

With decades of experience in healthcare leadership, Deborah Love served as a senior executive at Crozer-Keystone Health System, the largest employer and healthcare provider in Delaware County. Throughout her career, she helped guide strategic community health initiatives and oversaw programs that addressed both medical and social needs across the region.

Now retired from her full-time role, Deborah continues to serve the community as an active Board Member of the BPA. Her passion for service and deep connections throughout Delaware County make her a vital contributor to the organization’s mission. She remains committed to supporting local businesses, championing community wellness, and fostering meaningful partnerships.

Olde Ridge Village: Where History Meets Hospitality

Olde Ridge Village has a past as rich as its present. Once part of a 52-acre farmstead in the late 19th century, the land holds deep roots in local heritage. The original yellow farmhouse, built in 1869, still stands today, a testament to the area's enduring charm. Of the original outbuildings, only the wagon house remains, its pegged rafters and brick-and-stone foundation now form the unique interior of one of the Village Shoppes, currently home to GiggyBites Bakery for Dogs.

Ridge Road, once known as Kaolin Road, was a route to the Kaolin Works, which in the 18th and 19th centuries exported prized white potter’s clay around the world. Early settlers such as William Brinton and Francis Chadsey helped establish the area, with Chadsey’s son John founding the first documented ferry across the Brandywine, giving rise to the name “Chadds Ford.”

By the early 1900s, Chadds Ford had become a fashionable summer retreat for city dwellers. Noted illustrator Howard Pyle held a summer art school in a former grist mill, inspiring what became known as the Brandywine School of Art. This legacy continued through three generations of Wyeths: N.C., Andrew, and Jamie.

Today, the Brandywine Valley remains a place of exploration and discovery. Meander down scenic back roads and you’ll still find country inns and colonial paths. Or, follow an old 18th-century road, now just a bit more developed, and discover the charm of Olde Ridge Village Shoppes.

Welcome to the Brandywine Valley, where Southeastern Pennsylvania meets Northern Delaware where history is alive, and every visit is a journey through time.

For over 75 years, McKinley Blacksmith was a trusted name in custom metal fabrication, welding repairs, and maintenance serving commercial, industrial, institutional, and residential clients across the region. As the longtime owner, Jim McKinley upheld a tradition of craftsmanship, reliability, and hands-on service.

Now retired, Jim remains an integral part of the BPA community, currently serving on the Board of Directors and having previously held multiple terms as President. His leadership, historical insight, and steady presence continue to shape the organization's growth and connection to the local business landscape.

Founded in 1949 by Joseph Zommick, the firm is now managed by John and Ryan McMahon and has become one of the most successful commercial real estate brokerage companies in the region, with a staff of highly motivated, results oriented professionals. Specializing in the suburban areas surrounding Philadelphia, we offer landlord and tenant representation in commercial office and retail, industrial, multi-family and land development transactions.

Zommick McMahon is much more than just a real estate brokerage firm. We are a team of experienced, consummate professionals who are dedicated to superb customer service. As owners of commercial real estate, we practice what we preach and realize all of the intricacies that come along with ownership. Our 20+ years of land development experience helps our clients achieve the highest value possible for their property

A respected former salon owner, Sofia Clinger built her reputation on delivering full-service hair care with a personal touch. Her dedication to quality service and genuine care for her clients made her a beloved figure in the local business community.

Now retired, Sofia remains deeply involved in community efforts and continues to serve on the BPA Board of Directors. Her passion for connecting people and supporting local initiatives makes her a valued leader and advocate throughout the Delaware County area.