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Karen Abramczyk began her volunteer experience with Wayne County Adult Day Center (WCADC) in the spring of 2002. She continues to give…
When the biggest copper mine in the Tri-Communities area of Mammoth, San Manuel and Oracle, Ariz. closed a the end of 1999,…
Collin McKay is merely nine years old, but he has already contributed more to his community than most adults. He started “Collins…
Although in age Molly Banz qualifies as someone in their “golden years,” energy-wise, she is more energetic that most people under forty.…
“One Voice” was created in 1997 and is comprised of youth from five different high schools in and around Richfield, Utah. Students…
Marjorie Barnbrook has been an Intake Worker volunteer since May 1983. This year, she was honored during National Volunteer Week for 20…
Barbara Lee is an Alderwoman in the city of New Bern where she served and is still serving for over 12 years.…
Since the 2001-02 school year, Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) volunteers have gone into second-grade classrooms to teach students about the…
Enterprise Rent-A-Car of Kansas has dedicated employees who give of their time and talents to support the greater Kansas City communities they…
Virginia Bitterly has more than four decades of professional community service as an educator, counselor for social, economic, and spiritual problems of…
Robyn Strumpf struggled to overcome a personal obstacle as a child – learning to read. It was frustrating to her as well…
Delivering meals, volunteering at the library, working in food pantries and thrift stores, planning service projects to assist seniors – these are…
In 1992 there was an urgent need in Havasu, specifically at Interagency, to help desperate individuals who could not receive help in…
When most 5th graders are outside skateboarding or running up and down the street on a Sunday afternoon, Evan Richardson, age 10…
Share-A-Book Foundation is a nonprofit organization founded by Zachary Hicks for the purpose of promoting literacy and the joy of reading among…
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