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 – Jorja Fisher
On May 27, she was recognized for sorting food and packing bags and hampers at her local food bank.
Northern Lights recipient – Juliana and Chiara Concini
On September 8, Juliana and Chiara Concini were recognized for bring music and joy during uncertain times.
Northern Lights recipient – Kalee Lodewyk
On December 9, she was recognized for her dedication to volunteering at the Red Deer Hospital while keeping up her studies.
Northern Lights recipient – Karsh Chauhan
On December 1, Karsh Chauhan was recognized for ability and enthusiasm in inspiring and supporting others in achieving their dreams.
Northern Lights recipient – Kathy House
On March 18, she was recognized for her continued support of the Girl Guides.
Northern Lights recipient – Kathy Love
On April 28, she was recognized for delivering groceries to a self-isolating senior couple and for offering them ongoing assistance.
Northern Lights recipient – Ken Dalida
On June 8, he was recognized for creating the Feeding the Fort program to help community members in need.
Alberta Northern Lights recipient – KULAN Community and Youth
On September 14, they were recognized for helping members of the Somaliland community, and others, access food and other essentials.
Northern Lights recipient – Lakeland Multicultural Association
On November 30, they were recognized for introducing projects to address community needs brought on by COVID-19.
Northern Lights recipient – Lanre Ajayi
On May 4, he was recognized for starting the Adopt a Mailbox Stand operation to clean mailboxes in his neighbourhood every day.
Northern Lights recipient – Leah Thompson
On April 27, she was recognized for her service as a crisis line listener and as a child and youth mentor.