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Each year, West Virginia’s volunteers quietly perform amazing things all around us every day. One of the Commission’s purposes is to showcase outstanding examples of community leadership as role models so the public will appreciate the value of service for themselves and their communities.
Volunteer West Virginia’s annual Governor’s Service Awards are the premiere way these volunteers are showcased. Each year at the state volunteer conference, Faces of Leadership, West Virginians with exemplary dedication to service and volunteerism are celebrated at a banquet where they are given an award from the Governor.
To nominate an outstanding individual, family, organization or business that displays enduring commitment for the betterment of the Mountain State through volunteerism, please download the nomination form and instructions.
www.volunteerwv.org/nd/assets/downloads/GSA/2012/2012GSANominationPacket.pdf
To show how AmeriCorps works in your community you can:
The 2012 Faces of Leadership conference will be held August 7-9 at the Charleston Civic Center. The conference planning committee is currently looking for high-quality, informative and interactive workshop presentations.
The deadline for applications is February 29.
www.volunteerwv.org/nd/assets/downloads/FOLCallforPresenters12.pdf
Emily Brown of Elkview and Katherine Deem of Leon have been selected as West Virginia’s top youth volunteers for 2012 in the 17th annual Prudential Spirit of Community Awards. This is an extraordinary honor. More than 26,000 young people across the country were considered for state level recognition in this year’s program. Yay for young West Virginia!
www.bradenton.com/2012/02/07/3853029/west-virginias-top-two-youth-volunteers.html
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