Volunteers, biz supporters, nonprofit partners honored
Everybody needs friends. Volunteers of America Greater Sacramento & Northern Nevada is fortunate to be blessed with many who share its mission to “reach and uplift all.”
Those community volunteers, corporate supporters and nonprofit partners who made significant contributions in 2006 were honored July 26, 2007, when Volunteers of America Greater Sacramento & Northern Nevada held its annual Community Recognition Luncheon.
HomeAid Sacramento, whose past contributions include the renovation of the Winter Shelter at Cal Expo, and is currently working toward construction of Volunteers of America’s Senior Safe House, was given the Nonprofit Partner award. Present to accept the award were Executive Director John Orr and Program Director Pam Herman (pictured below).
The Lennar Charitable Housing Foundation (LCHF), which has designated Volunteers of America as a beneficiary of its transfer fee agreement with new home buyers, also received a Nonprofit Partner award.
Sleep Train Inc., Standard Pacific Homes, Creative Touch Interiors and F&M Bank each received a Corporate Supporter award.
Receiving Community Volunteer honors were: Tim Collins (bottom right) and Macy’s Galleria at Roseville Partners in Time; Susan Mendez (bottom, center, with board member James Pardun and wife Kathy), of Catholic HIV/AIDS Ministry; Boy Scouts of America Roseville Troop 1; and Jim and Teri Barger. Accepting the award on behalf of Troop 1 was Senior Patrol Leader Aaron Suits (shown above right with Board Treasurer Joel Leineke).
Welcoming the 60 members of the audience was recently elected Volunteers of America Board Chairman Steven K. Green, who acknowledged the almost 40 members of the Shelter from the Storm Multi-Giving Society.
President and CEO Leo McFarland offered the invocation and introduced guest speaker Donna Stone, a resident of Volunteers of America’s Rolling Oaks senior housing complex (pictured bottom left).
Volunteers, biz supporters, nonprofit partners honored
Everybody needs friends. Volunteers of America Greater Sacramento & Northern Nevada is fortunate to be blessed with many who share its mission to “reach and uplift all.”
Those community volunteers, corporate supporters and nonprofit partners who made significant contributions in 2006 were honored July 26, 2007, when Volunteers of America Greater Sacramento & Northern Nevada held its annual Community Recognition Luncheon.
HomeAid Sacramento, whose past contributions include the renovation of the Winter Shelter at Cal Expo, and is currently working toward construction of Volunteers of America’s Senior Safe House, was given the Nonprofit Partner award. Present to accept the award were Executive Director John Orr and Program Director Pam Herman (pictured below).
The Lennar Charitable Housing Foundation (LCHF), which has designated Volunteers of America as a beneficiary of its transfer fee agreement with new home buyers, also received a Nonprofit Partner award.
Sleep Train Inc., Standard Pacific Homes, Creative Touch Interiors and F&M Bank each received a Corporate Supporter award.
Receiving Community Volunteer honors were: Tim Collins (bottom right) and Macy’s Galleria at Roseville Partners in Time; Susan Mendez (bottom, center, with board member James Pardun and wife Kathy), of Catholic HIV/AIDS Ministry; Boy Scouts of America Roseville Troop 1; and Jim and Teri Barger. Accepting the award on behalf of Troop 1 was Senior Patrol Leader Aaron Suits (shown above right with Board Treasurer Joel Leineke).
Welcoming the 60 members of the audience was recently elected Volunteers of America Board Chairman Steven K. Green, who acknowledged the almost 40 members of the Shelter from the Storm Multi-Giving Society.
President and CEO Leo McFarland offered the invocation and introduced guest speaker Donna Stone, a resident of Volunteers of America’s Rolling Oaks senior housing complex (pictured bottom left).