2018 GIVE Honorees Announced
SALTILLO, Miss. (WCBI)- Some local volunteer groups are in the spotlight after receiving the 2018 Governors initiative for Volunteer Excellence Award, also known as GIVE.
Annabelle Bunch out of Saltillo received the Outstanding Advocacy by Youth award.
Annabelle, and the Annabelle bunch work to raise awareness about juvenile diabetes.
The CREATE Foundation, Toyota Wellspring Fund in Tupelo is also taking home an award as well as Susan C. Tomlinson, for Outstanding Humanitarian Service.
A ceremony is set in April to recognize the winners at the Mississippi Museum of Art.
Below is a full list of the honorees.
Mary Louise Shaw, Jackson
The Marsha Meeks Kelly Award for Lifetime Achievement in Volunteer Service
Annabelle Bunch, Saltillo
Outstanding Advocacy by a Youth
CREATE Foundation, Toyota Wellspring Fund, Tupelo
Outstanding Achievement by a Community Partnership
Richard D. deShazo, MD, Jackson
Outstanding Achievement in Health Advocacy
Delta Hands for Hope Youth Leaders, Shaw
Outstanding Volunteer Leadership by a Youth Group
Jaby Denton, Marks
Outstanding Service in Community Revitalization
Ryan E. Jarratt, Vicksburg
Outstanding Youth Leadership
Betty Lou Jones, Meridian
Outstanding Servant Leadership
Mississippi Department of Archives and History Volunteers, Jackson
Outstanding Volunteer Achievement in Promoting Public History
David Schommer, Madison
Outstanding Service in the Arts and Humanities
Denise Dimes Toles, Gulfport
Outstanding Service by a National Service Participant
Susan C. Tomlinson, Starkville
Outstanding Humanitarian Service
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