Fairfax County — With the theme “Ordinary People, Extraordinary Impact,” Volunteer Fairfax, along with the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors, will honor real-life superheroes at the Fairfax County Volunteer Service Awards.
The Fairfax County Volunteer Service Awards recognizes citizens who are dedicated to making the local community better. The ceremony will take place on Friday, April 25 at The Waterford Springfield at 6715 Commerce Street, Springfield from 8-10 a.m. Doors will open at 7:15 am. To get tickets, click on www.volunteerfairfax.org.
In Centreville, the following residents have been nominated for a Fairfax County Volunteer Service Award:
Ashley Angella volunteers with Cub Run RECenter, and has been nominated for the Senior Volunteer Award.
Ruth Ann Brooks volunteers with Cub Run RECenter, and has been nominated for the Senior Volunteer Award.
Andrew Levy volunteers with Caring Kids Cards, and has been nominated for the Benchmark 500 Award.
Gabrielle Levy volunteers with Caring Kids Cards, and has been nominated for the Youth Benchmark 100 Award.
Aiden Levy volunteers with Caring Kids Cards, and has been nominated for the Youth Benchmark 100 Award.
Marla Gebaide volunteers with Friends of Historic Centreville, Centreville Day, and has been nominated for the Intégrate Award.
Stephanie Carpio volunteers with Centreville Labor Resource Center, and has been nominated for the Intégrate Award.
Sandhya Chandar volunteers with Inova Fairfax Hospital, and has been nominated for the Youth Volunteer Award.
Robert Malick volunteers with FACETS, and has been nominated for the Adult Volunteer 250 Hours & Under Award.
His Hidden Treasures volunteers with Cornerstones, and has been nominated for the Adult Volunteer Group Award.
Sreya Atluri volunteers with Growth and Inspiration through Volunteering and Education, and has been nominated for the Youth Volunteer Award.
Cathleen Watkins volunteers with Centreville Labor Resource Center, and has been nominated for the Youth Volunteer Award.
Hubert Graves volunteers with Centreville Immigration Forum/Centreville Labor Resource Center, and has been nominated for the Senior Volunteer Award.
In Clifton, the following residents have been nominated for a Fairfax County Volunteer Service Award:
Tom Yuditsky volunteers with Western Fairfax Christian Ministries, and has been nominated for the Senior Volunteer Award.
Gretchen Anderson volunteers with Northern Virginia Therapeutic Riding Program, and has been nominated for the Adult Volunteer 250 Hours & Under Award.
Linda Grill volunteers with OAR, and has been nominated for the Adult Volunteer 250 Hours & Over Award.
Kevin Bell volunteers with Fairfax County Human Services Council, and has been nominated for the Lifetime Achievement Award.