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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 November 12, they were recognized for organizing drive-by birthday parades across the province.
On August 27, the Flagstaff Scottish Club Battle River Pipes and Drums Band was recognized for their 'Quarantine Tour'.
On June 8, he was recognized for creating the Feeding the Fort program to help community members in need.
On March 4, she was recognized for assisting seniors, low-income families and immune-compromised individuals.
On June 30 she was recognized for community service in Strathmore which continue to bring joy to all residents.
On June 24, he was recognized for helping newcomers prepare for the Canadian Citizenship Exam.
On March 10, they were recognized for repairing and restoring donated bicycles and distributing them to those in need.
On July 9, she was recognized for sending over 300 hand-made cards and coffee gift cards to nurses, hospital staff and first responders.
On April 22, she was recognized for giving her time and talents to support Strathmore District Health Services.
On May 15, he was recognized for his tireless efforts to support local businesses, including the creation of a COVID-19 update website.
On July 27, they were recognized for offering online programs for youth with teen instructors, and for hosting nation-wide talent shows.
On November 2, they were recognized for supporting the Indigenous community in Calgary and the surrounding area during COVID-19.