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The Alberta Northern Lights Volunteer Recognition Program is honoured to recognize the volunteers listed here – and grateful for the contributions they’ve made in their communities.
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On April 25, she was recognized for offering free online French conversation classes for students in grades 1 to 6.
On June 29, he was recognized for offering online tutoring to fellow elementary school students.
On May 6, they were recognized for delivering hot meals and food hampers, and for setting up a meal drive-thru during the COVID-19 pandemic.
On May 25, she was recognized for offering French immersion pre-school classes online.
On November 18, she was recognized for using music and the arts to help kids overcome barriers.
On April 15, she was recognized for picking up and delivering donation items to local charities.
On July 22, she was recognized for building a diverse community and helping newcomers feel welcome.
On March 2, Helping Hands Ladies Society was recognized for its advocacy, religious, social, cultural and humanitarian supports to community.
On June 16, they were recognized for helping Stony Plain and area residents struggling through the storms of life.
On February 17, he was recognized for more than four decades of community service.
On June 17, they were recognized for delivering essential supplies to Calgary’s homeless and advocating for change.
On February 9, Farah Rahmani was recognized for her efforts to alleviate food security concerns in the community.