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Community > United Way



United Way Volunteer Center
Selects February Spotlight Volunteer

By Tamera Rooney

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"The United Way of Hancock County's Volunteer Center has selected Audra Major as the Spotlight Volunteer for the month of February. Major was nominated because of her volunteer work as an office assistant at Parkview Christian Church. She is responsible for managing the weekly church bulletin. She also helps prepare the bi-weekly newsletter. She answers the phone and is very proficient with office computer software. Although she is physically challenged and has been in a wheelchair for 11 years, she lives an independent lifestyle. When asked about why she volunteers she indicated that the church has assisted her in the past and she feels it necessary to give back by volunteering.

"I have time on my hands and I need to feel valued and stay busy," said Major. Major was nominated by Jeanne Roeder. Her nomination noted her positive attitude despite being in a disabling car accident at the age of 16. She has been volunteering at Parkview for three years. She lives in Findlay with her dog, "Tex".

In addition to recognizing individual adults and youth, the Volunteer Center is now accepting nominations of families who volunteer in the community. To nominate an adult, youth or family for Spotlight Volunteer, please contact Bev Phillips, volunteer services director, at 419-423-1432 or bphillips@uwhancock.org. A nomination form is also available online at http://uwhancock.org. To learn more about volunteer opportunities in Hancock County, go to the United Way website and click on "To Volunteer, Click Here!"


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