Breakfast
for Champions (April 2, 2008)
"Volunteers - America's Strength"
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Every year, more than 100
million people volunteer their time, talent and energy to help
others solve social problems and to build stronger
communities. Volunteering is the way Americans choose to
demonstrate their personal commitment to their neighbors in
need.
Held at Lehigh University's Mountaintop Campus, Lehigh Valley
501c3 non-profit agencies are invited to attend the
Breakfast for
Champions and recognize their volunteers for the
extraordinary work done to make a difference in the lives of
others.
EXTRA
BENEFIT THIS YEAR! Full page ad in The Morning Call
recognizing all Breakfast for Champions volunteers!
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Sandy Kelly/UPS Youth
Scholarship,
honoring a high school senior who has made a meaningful volunteer
contribution.

Congratulations to Andrew Day
Miller Keystone Blood Center
(Pictured left to right:
Michael Kelly, Andrew Day, Marilyn Kelly, Dawn Mack/UPS & Denise
Simon/UPS)
Sam and Betsy
Torrence Partners in Volunteerism Award,
sponsored by United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, recognizing
a couple who together has made a significant volunteer
contribution.

Congratulations to Jim & Ginny
Christman
Phoebe Home Nursing &
Rehabilitation Center
(Pictured from left to right:
Betsy Torrence, Jim & Ginny Christman, Sam Torrence)
NEW THIS YEAR!
A new award will be presented
at the Breakfast for Champions this year -
"Excellence in Volunteer Management"
sponsored by The Morning Call.
This award will recognize and honor those who have
done exemplary work through vision and leadership in the field of
volunteerism and made a significant contribution to the growth and
direction of volunteer administration as a profession.

Congratulations to Kerry Magliane
Turning Point of Lehigh Valley,
Inc.
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Special thanks to our
Community Partners: |
| Air Products |
Society of
Volunteer Administrators |
| Sodexo |
The Morning Call |
| United Parcel
Service |
United Way of the
Greater Lehigh Valley |
| Wright Veterinary
Medical Center |
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Make
a Difference Day (October 27, 2007)
Sponsored by USA WEEKEND Magazine and in partnership with the
Points of Light Foundation, millions of Americans volunteer to
help others on this day. Call the Volunteer Center
(610-807-0336) for details on Lehigh Valley projects.
For more information,
click
here.
To see
photos from Make a Difference Day 2005,
click here.
National
Family Volunteer Day (November 15, 2008)
National Family Volunteer Day is an opportunity for individuals
and families to give back to the Nation through service.
Call the Volunteer Center (610-807-0336) for details on Lehigh
Valley projects.
For more information,
click
here.
Martin
Luther King Jr. Day (January 21, 2008)

Thank you to students at Mosser Elementary School for sharing
their dreams on MLK Day, and to volunteers at Air Products for
creating Dream Murals at Mosser Village Family Center.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day helps to keep Dr. King's legacy alive
for others in communities across the country. By sharing
your time and talents, you can help restore a sense of hope in
our hearts, homes and communities and ultimately, the nation,
that will last well beyond the effort put forth in a single day.
Call the Volunteer Center (610-807-0336) for details on Lehigh
Valley projects.
For more information on our Martin
Luther King Day events, click
here.
One's Day
Pay (September 11,
2008)
People are encouraged to set
aside time every September 11 to help others in need in honor of
those who lost their lives as a result of the terrorist attacks
against America.
For more information,
click
here.