Nominations open for Volunteer of the Year
Do you know an exceptional volunteer who has made a difference in Whitehorse?
Do you know an exceptional volunteer who has made a difference in Whitehorse?
The City of Whitehorse is accepting nominations for the Volunteer of the Year award.
The award recognizes an outstanding individual who has made a significant contribution to an organization or to the community as a whole.
The deadline to submit a nomination is March 29.
Nominees will be recognized at the volunteer reception dinner during National Volunteer Week on April 20. One individual will be selected as the city’s Volunteer of the Year.
The city has been celebrating and publicly acknowledging outstanding volunteers since 1987.
Applications can be filled out online at: https://whitehorse.ca/volunteeroftheyear
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Juniper Jackson on Jan 26, 2023 at 2:51 pm
The Yukoner's who have been here for a while, tend to be very kind people. Inherently good hearted. So many to choose from. Just today, I was looking out my office window, and there was a handicapped woman walking very carefully on the ice with her stick, a younger woman hurried across to her, and guarded her steps to safety. People looking out for an opportunity to be kind or helpful.
All of these people deserve an award. They have all volunteered.
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Patti Eyre on Jan 26, 2023 at 1:28 pm
I’d nominate Josie Wails and Bozojo, those guys instruct us daily on how easy it is to sling mud, and indirectly ask us to be better. Brillaint