Faith House of Acadiana has named Glenn Armentor the recipient of the 2026 Dr. Mary B. Neiheisel Patron of Hope Award. Faith House presented the award to Glenn at its Annual Meeting in July, recognizing his longtime support of the organization and its mission to help survivors of domestic violence and their children.
About the Patron of Hope Award
The Dr. Mary B. Neiheisel Patron of Hope Award honors individuals whose generosity, leadership, and commitment inspire hope and make a lasting difference in the community. In announcing the award, Faith House thanked Glenn for his unwavering support and dedication, and invited the community to join in congratulating him on a well-deserved honor.
For Glenn, the recognition reflects a cause that has long been close to his heart. Supporting survivors of domestic violence has been a priority for Glenn and for The Glenn Armentor Law Corporation, and the firm is proud to stand alongside Faith House in that work.
About Faith House of Acadiana
Since 1980, Faith House has provided safety, shelter, and advocacy for survivors of domestic violence and their children. Based in Lafayette, the nonprofit serves seven parishes: Lafayette, Vermilion, Acadia, St. Landry, Evangeline, Rapides, and Avoyelles. Its services include a 45-bed emergency shelter, a 24-hour crisis hotline, transitional housing support, community education programs, and the Family Justice Center of Acadiana, where survivors can meet with advocates, law enforcement, prosecutors, and legal and counseling services all under one roof.
To learn more about Faith House or to make a donation, visit faithhouseacadiana.com.
A Continued Commitment to Our Community
The Patron of Hope Award is the latest recognition of Glenn’s service to Acadiana. Earlier this year, Glenn and Dana Armentor were named 2026 Jewell P. Lowe Humanitarian Award recipients for their decades of community involvement.
Learn more about our domestic violence advocacy, our other awards and recognition, and the many ways our team gives back in the community.
Thank you to Faith House of Acadiana for this meaningful honor, and for everything you do for survivors and families across our region.
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, help is available. Call the Faith House 24-hour crisis line at (888) 411-1333 or the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.
