Nominations can be submitted through the Ontario government’s honours and awards program before Nov. 15
Volunteers across Leeds and Grenville have been recognized for contributing a combined 1,764 years of community service at an annual awards ceremony in Brockville.
The Volunteer Service Awards ceremony was held Wednesday night at the Brockville Legion, with local MPP Steve Clark and MP Michael Barrett in attendance.
Clark thanked the volunteers for their contributions and recognized their efforts to make Leeds and Grenville a better place to live.
The event was organized with support from the Ontario government’s Honours and Awards team.
Clark also encouraged organizations to nominate deserving volunteers for next year’s ceremony.
Nominations can be submitted through the Ontario government’s honours and awards program before Nov. 15.
The annual awards recognize volunteers whose dedication strengthens their communities and highlights the lasting impact of volunteer service throughout Leeds and Grenville.
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