Our thanks
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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Northern Lights recipient – Mina Fahim
On February 25, he was recognized for helping vulnerable seniors and being a virtual support volunteer.
Northern Lights recipient – Moving Minds YYC
On July 16, they were recognized for providing free one-on-one and group tutoring sessions online to Kindergarten to Grade 12 students.
Northern Lights recipient – Multicultural Association of Wood Buffalo
On May 16, they were recognized for hosting a series of virtual multicultural potlucks to help people stay connected.
Northern Lights recipient – MyCityCare
On August 11, MyCityCare was recognized for their service to the residents of Lethbridge.
Northern Lights recipient – News you can use
On April 29, they were recognized for ensuring every Albertan has access to important COVID-19 information and resources.
Northern Lights recipient – One Voice Canada (Alberta)
On September 30, they were recognized for bridging gaps between local communities and international students.
Northern lights recipient – Online fitness instructors
On November 23, they were recognized for providing free online fitness classes during COVID-19.
Northern Lights recipient – Joanne Mykitiuk
On July 9, she was recognized for sending over 300 hand-made cards and coffee gift cards to nurses, hospital staff and first responders.
Northern Lights recipient – iCare Youth
On September 9, this group was recognized for their online tutoring to support students across the province.
Northern Lights recipient – iHuman – Woven Journey
On March 25, they were recognized for helping young mothers build parenting and life skills.
Northern Lights recipient – Imagination Library of Wood Buffalo
On November 25, they were recognized for delivering books to young readers in the Fort McMurray area.
Northern Lights recipient – Inderdeep Mander and Ria Rana
On September 23, they were recognized for taking online orders and delivering food and other essential items in the community.