Richmond Hill Pays Tribute to Community Volunteers
56th Virtual Volunteer Achievement Awards Includes New Community Recognition Certificates
RICHMOND HILL – Across the City of Richmond Hill are selfless individuals who volunteer their time to give back to their community and help those in need. The Acting Mayor and Members of Council are proud to recognize the outstanding work of these volunteers and honour their dedication and service at this year’s 56th Virtual Volunteer Achievement Awards.
The award ceremony occurs biennially during National Volunteer Week. This year, the ceremony will be held online due to the pandemic.
Date: Tuesday, April 20, 2021
Time: 7 p.m.
Award recipients will be recognized for the meaningful difference they make in the lives of Richmond Hill residents. New to this year’s awards is a Community Recognition Certificate recognizing individuals and organizations that have gone above and beyond during COVID-19 to help their community.
This event is by invitation only. Media are encouraged to RSVP by Monday, April 19 to receive a Zoom link to attend. For more information and a complete list of awards and certificates, visit RichmondHill.ca/VolunteerAwards.
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“Volunteers are an essential part of our community. They give their time and expertise to help make the city a better place and I thank them for their service, particularly during these very challenging times. We are very proud of their public service. Congratulations to the recipients of Richmond Hill’s 56th Volunteer Achievement Awards.” – Joe DiPaola, Acting Mayor
Additional Information
2021 Volunteer Achievement Awards Recipients List
Media Contact
Patti Enright, Communications Advisor
patti.enright@richmondhill.ca
