GALLERY
2026 BOCCE LEAGUE
On behalf of our club president, Italo Panzariello, the Caboto Club Board, and the Bocce Committee, we want to welcome you to the first annual G. Caboto Club Bocce League est. 2026.
Our goal is to continue growing the sport of bocce and help push it to the point where it can someday become an Olympic sport — and believe me, it’s coming soon.
We hope to make the Caboto Bocce League a successful event and the best in Westchester, where everyone can come together and enjoy a great evening with friends and family.
Our mission for the Club is to not only have a competitive bocce league, but also to create a respectful and welcoming environment for players and fans alike. We thank you for your support and participation in the Caboto Bocce League.
GIVING BACK
The G. Caboto Club recognizes the importance of supporting our local community. Our charitable initiatives over the years have included contributions to Blythedale Children's Hospital, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Maria Fareri Children's Hospital, Little Sisters of the Poor, Harrison Youth Little League Association, and the My Brother Vinny Foundation.
IN OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS
The G. Caboto Club encourages everyone to remember our police, firefighters, armed forces, and elected officials. Police officers and firefighters are often at the forefront of emergencies, bravely facing danger while others retreat. Members of the armed forces spend time away from home, putting their safety at risk to protect our peace. Elected officials bear the responsibility of leadership, making decisions that affect us all.
By keeping these people in our thoughts and prayers, we recognize the human side of those who serve, and wish them protection, wisdom, and the strength to lead with integrity.
GREAT ITALIAN-AMERICANS
Amadeo Peter Giannini was born on May 6, 1870 in San Jose, California. Known affectionately as “A.P.,” Giannini was not only an innovator in banking, but also a man with remarkable integrity and extraordinary faith in human character.
The son of Italian immigrants, A.P. left school at age 13 to work in a wholesale produce business in San Francisco. He retired at 31, married and financially secure. In 1904, A.P. founded the Bank of Italy. From the beginning, he was a unique banker, making loans to immigrants, farmers, small businesses, women and minorities. The bank’s loans and deposits quintupled within a year.
In 1909 Giannini began purchasing banks throughout California, converting them into branches of the Bank of Italy. By1918 the Bank of Italy had become the first statewide bank in the United States. In 1930 the Bank of Italy was renamed the Bank of America, and would soon become the largest banking institution in the world.
A.P. supported causes he believed in and followed his instincts with memorable results: In 1906, when the great earthquake struck San Francisco, he personally rescued the bank’s gold and currency, and his was the first bank to resume operations. When Walt Disney ran $2 million over budget on Snow White, Giannini loaned the essential funds. And when no other institution would finance the construction of the Golden Gate Bridge, he stepped forward.
A.P. earned the affection and loyalty of devoted friends, business associates and employees with his warm personality. He had an intense desire to succeed and to enable others to excel. Throughout his life he developed people of outstanding talents, yet remained mindful of the less fortunate. While his public benefactions were legion and well published, many other people quietly benefited from his energy, kind spirit and generosity.
Amadeo Peter Giannini was born on May 6, 1870 in San Jose, California. Known affectionately as “A.P.,” Giannini was not only an innovator in banking, but also a man with remarkable integrity and extraordinary faith in human character.
The son of Italian immigrants, A.P. left school at age 13 to work in a wholesale produce business in San Francisco. He retired at 31, married and financially secure. In 1904, A.P. founded the Bank of Italy. From the beginning, he was a unique banker, making loans to immigrants, farmers, small businesses, women and minorities. The bank’s loans and deposits quintupled within a year.
In 1909 Giannini began purchasing banks throughout California, converting them into branches of the Bank of Italy. By1918 the Bank of Italy had become the first statewide bank in the United States. In 1930 the Bank of Italy was renamed the Bank of America, and would soon become the largest banking institution in the world.
A.P. supported causes he believed in and followed his instincts with memorable results: In 1906, when the great earthquake struck San Francisco, he personally rescued the bank’s gold and currency, and his was the first bank to resume operations. When Walt Disney ran $2 million over budget on Snow White, Giannini loaned the essential funds. And when no other institution would finance the construction of the Golden Gate Bridge, he stepped forward.
A.P. earned the affection and loyalty of devoted friends, business associates and employees with his warm personality. He had an intense desire to succeed and to enable others to excel. Throughout his life he developed people of outstanding talents, yet remained mindful of the less fortunate. While his public benefactions were legion and well published, many other people quietly benefited from his energy, kind spirit and generosity.