Breakfast for Champions
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Every year, more than 100 million people volunteer their time, talent and energy to help others solve social problems and to build stronger communities. Volunteering is the way Americans choose to demonstrate their personal commitment to their neighbors in need.
Lehigh Valley 501c3 non-profit agencies are invited to attend the Breakfast for Champions and recognize their volunteers for the extraordinary work they have done to make a difference in the lives of others.
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Sandy Kelly/UPS Youth Scholarship, honoring a high school senior who has made a meaningful volunteer contribution. Andrew Day |
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Sam and Betsy Torrence Partners in Volunteerism Award, sponsored by United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, recognizing a couple who together has made a significant volunteer contribution. Jim & Ginny Christman |
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NEW THIS YEAR! "Excellence in Volunteer Management", sponsored by The Morning Call. This award recognizes and honors an individual who has done exemplary work through vision and leadership in the field of volunteerism and made a significant contribution to the growth and direction of volunteer administration as a profession. Kerry Magliane |
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Special Thanks to our 2008 Community Partners:
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