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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 February 25, he was recognized for helping vulnerable seniors and being a virtual support volunteer.
On September 30, they were recognized for bridging gaps between local communities and international students.
On April 8, they were recognized for working to help the homeless in Spruce Grove.
On June 10, they were recognized for making and donating unique personal protective equipment for frontline workers and vulnerable Albertans.
On February 17, he was recognized for more than four decades of community service.
On May 29, they were recognized for delivering meals to self-isolating community members including seniors.
On July 6, they were recognized for doing a coordinated and socially distanced clean-up of several parks.
On August 12, they were recognized for helping seniors connect with family and friends through technology.
On April 24, she was recognized for creating a Facebook group called YEG Community Response to COVID-19.
On May 21, he was recognized for spearheading major support initiatives for the deaf community during COVID-19.
On May 7, he was recognized for making grocery and Costco runs for neighbours and for leading a donation campaign for small businesses.
On July 16, they were recognized for providing free one-on-one and group tutoring sessions online to Kindergarten to Grade 12 students.