National Volunteer Week, Hands On West Central Ohio

National Volunteer Week, celebrated April 18 to 24, presents an opportunity for individuals, families, nonprofit organizations and government entities alike to celebrate the ordinary people who accomplish extraordinary things through service. This national celebration embodies the energy and power volunteers evoke on a daily basis as they lead by example – not only encouraging the people they help, but motivating others to serve as well.

HandsOn West Central Ohio, including the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program, is celebrating National Volunteer Week 2010 with community volunteer recognition events in Greenville, Piqua, Sidney and West Liberty. A variety of awards will be presented during these celebrations. Check back throughout this week to see information about our recipients!

All Counties

Voice for Volunteering: Joe Laber

Darke County

Agency Partner of the Year: Darke County United Way

Corporate Good Citizen Award: Second National Bank

RSVP Volunteer of the Year: Louise Oswalt

Volunteer of the Year: Kay Kirby

Logan County

Agency Partner of the Year: Mary Rutan Hospital

Corporate Good Citizen Award: The Styling Company

RSVP Volunteer of the Year: Katie Amidon

Volunteer of the Year: Rocky

Miami County

Agency Partner of the Year: Partners in Hope

Corporate Good Citizen Award: Unity National Bank

RSVP Volunteer of the Year: Wesley Jones

Volunteer of the Year: Emma Wise

Shelby County

Agency Partner of the Year: Compassionate Care of Shelby County

Corporate Good Citizen Award: Cargill

RSVP Volunteer of the Year: Ruth Ann Kuntz

Volunteer of the Year: Grace Steenrod

Special Thanks

Special thanks to Hits 105.5 and Bob Evans for sponsoring the the 2009 Volunteer of the Year award in Darke, Logan, Miami and Shelby Counties. Members of the community were invited to nominate outstanding volunteers via www.hits1055.com, where listeners then voted to select this year's recipients. Winners received a plaque, a Hits 105.5 T-shirt and $20 in gifts from Bob Evans.






	National Volunteer Week National Volunteer Week, celebrated April 18 to 24, presents an opportunity for individuals, families, nonprofit organizations and government entities alike to celebrate the ordinary people who accomplish extraordinary things through service. This national celebration embodies the energy and power volunteers evoke on a daily basis as they lead by example – not only encouraging the people they help, but motivating others to serve as well. HandsOn West Central Ohio, including the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program, is celebrating National Volunteer Week 2010 with community volunteer recognition events in Greenville, Piqua, Sidney and West Liberty. A variety of awards will be presented during these celebrations. Check back throughout this week to see information about our recipients! All Counties Voice for Volunteering: Joe Laber Darke County Agency Partner of the Year: Darke County United Way Corporate Good Citizen Award: Second National Bank RSVP Volunteer of the Year: Louise Oswalt Volunteer of the Year: Kay Kirby Logan County Agency Partner of the Year: Mary Rutan Hospital Corporate Good Citizen Award: The Styling Company RSVP Volunteer of the Year: Katie Amidon Volunteer of the Year: Rocky Miami County Agency Partner of the Year: Partners in Hope Corporate Good Citizen Award: Unity National Bank RSVP Volunteer of the Year: Wesley Jones Volunteer of the Year: Emma Wise Shelby County Agency Partner of the Year: Compassionate Care of Shelby County Corporate Good Citizen Award: Cargill RSVP Volunteer of the Year: Ruth Ann Kuntz Volunteer of the Year: Grace Steenrod Special Thanks Special thanks to Hits 105.5 and Bob Evans for sponsoring the the 2009 Volunteer of the Year award in Darke, Logan, Miami and Shelby Counties. Members of the community were invited to nominate outstanding volunteers via www.hits1055.com, where listeners then voted to select this year's recipients. Winners received a plaque, a Hits 105.5 T-shirt and $20 in gifts from Bob Evans.



2009 Hands On West Central Ohio