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The Volunteer Action Centre’s 15 th Annual 2020

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  • The Volunteer Action Centre’s 15th Annual

    2020

  • WELCOME & THANKS

    Susan Cook-Scheerer15 years as MC!

  • Back in the day when we were all in

    one room….

  • TECHNOLOGY TIPS

    #VIA2020

    • Please mute your mic

    • Speaker view

    • Live chat

    • Social media

  • WELCOME TO ALL DIGNITARIES

    • Regional Chair Karen Redman• Member of Parliament Bardish Chagger• Mayor Dave Jaworsk of the City of Waterloo• Mayor of Woolwich Township Sandy Shantz• Regional and Municipal Councillors: Elizabeth Clarke,

    Helen Jowett, Karl Keiffer, Christine Michaud, MargaretJohnston, Angela Veith and Angie Hallman

  • SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM REGIONAL CHAIR KAREN REDMAN

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PgKE9TNt78&feature=youtu.be

  • AWARDS

    Rosemary AicherLocal Artist & Potter

  • VIRTUALLY THE BEST VOLUNTEERS

    Karen, Sue, Nur, Xin, Mac & Jade!

  • THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

    DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF MARGARET COWAN

  • AWARD OF MERIT

    This award acknowledges an individual for their significant contribution to volunteerism and in this case specifically with

    youth in the City of Kitchener.

  • DANNON VASEY

    Dannon Vasey excels at building relationships and has the unique ability to put a relationship and the volunteer experience over the results of the endeavour.

  • CARING PROGRAM AWARD

    This award recognizes a volunteer in a direct service role such as visiting, driving, serving meals, or recreation.

  • DEB McCARTER

    Deb McCarter is the epitome of a caring, compassionate and involved member of the community.

  • CARING PROGRAM AWARD

    This award recognizes a volunteer in a direct service role such as visiting, driving, serving meals, or recreation.

  • SHARON STEPHENS

    Sharon Stephens’ genuine empathy, kindness and intuitive understanding of a child’s needs set her apart as a volunteer and trusted adult in the school community.

  • ORGANIZATION SUPPORTAWARD

    This award recognizes a volunteer in a support role such as reception, office, library support, or research focused.

  • DANIEL KRAMER

    Daniel Kramer is a compassionate, selfless volunteer who is adept at creating a positive atmosphere no matter where he is.

  • OUTSTANDING YOUTH AWARD

    This award recognizes a high school or post-secondary student who exemplifies positive youth engagement and has made an

    outstanding contribution through their volunteering.

  • MADELEINE BANMAN

    Madeleine Banman has an impressive work ethic and has shown dedication to, and enthusiasm for, the betterment of her community.

  • YOUTH MENTORSHIPAWARD

    This award recognizes a teacher, mentor, or school that has made a significant impact to youth volunteering.

  • OFFICER ADAM METCALF

    Adam Metcalf’s ability to “be present”, to answer questions, to engage in meaningful conversations and to work alongside youth make him an asset and a valuable mentor in our community.

  • SPECIAL EVENT AWARD

    This award recognizes an outstanding volunteer in a special event role

    ..

  • KATIE McARTHUR

    Katie McArthur’s contributions have come with no expectation of recognition but her efforts have certainly not gone unnoticed.

  • GROUP INVOLVEMENT AWARD

    This award recognizes a board whose participants provided valued leadership for their community organization.

  • BOARD OF DIRECTORS, SPCA

    The Stanley Park Community Association is a well-organized, active and passionate group which prides itself on making decisions that

    both guide and support the needs of their community.

  • GROUP INVOLVEMENT AWARD

    This award recognizes a board whose participants provided valued leadership for their community organization.

  • ATHLETE OF THE YEAR COMMITTEE

    Under the unwavering leadership of Jean Howitt and dedicated Committees, the Athlete of the Year Program has recognized and

    celebrated the sporting achievements and performance of local elite athletes for the past 20 years.

  • GOOD NEIGHBOUR AWARD

    This award recognizes individuals who have made a significant contribution to their community, cultural group or

    neighbourhood.

  • MIKE & MARY ANNLORENTZ

    Mike and Mary Ann Lorentz’ vision for a connected and caring neighbourhood has taken shape through selfless volunteerism and fundraising.

  • GOOD NEIGHBOUR AWARD

    This award recognizes individuals who have made a significant contribution to their community, cultural group or

    neighbourhood.

  • CHRISTINE BABIN

    Christine Babin’s efforts have resulted in the preservation of more food, less waste and more options for families in need; she is truly a “Nourishing Neighbour”.

  • OUTSTANDINGLEADERSHIP AWARD

    This award recognizes a board member or leadership volunteer who has supported community through

    organization leadership.

  • GARY PRICE

    Under the leadership of Gary Price, the Idea Exchange has a clear and focused mandate to “support and inspire our community in the exploration of reading, arts, innovation and learning”.

  • OUTSTANDINGLEADERSHIP AWARD

    This award recognizes a board member or leadership volunteer who has supported community through

    organization leadership.

  • DUAA AL-AGHAR

    Duaa Al-Aghar is a humble, selfless individual, who is devoted to improving the lives of others and has impacted diverse and extensive sectors of our community through a myriad of endeavours.

  • VOLUNTEER MANAGER AWARD

    This award recognizes a paid or unpaid manager of volunteers who enthusiastically leads to create a volunteer-friendly

    community.

  • CHRISTINE KLIEVER

    The success of the Belmont Village Bestival would not have been possible without the talents and hard work of Christine Kliever.

  • VOLUNTEER IMPACT AWARD

    This award recognizes an extraordinary contribution from a nominee who has created a lasting impression on our

    community through their passion, inspiration, and commitment.

  • HOCKEY HELPS THEHOMELESS COMMITTEE

    The Hockey Helps the Homeless Committee is a group of 14 business persons, retirees and community builders who have come together to

    improve the lives of those who require shelter services.

  • VOLUNTEER IMPACT AWARD

    This award recognizes an extraordinary contribution from a nominee who has created a lasting impression on our

    community through their passion, inspiration, and commitment.

  • KATE MERRIFIELD

    At the King Edward Public School Breakfast Program, Kate Merrifield provides a caring smile and a sense of security that the children need.

  • THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS

  • SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM OUR DIGNITARIES

    Member of Parliament Bardish ChaggerMayor of Waterloo Dave Jaworsky

    Mayor of Woolwich Township Sandy Shantz

  • THANK YOU FOR JOINING US!

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