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The entry deadline for the early years sector's most prestigious set of awards has been extended to 7 June, so make sure you tell us about people, practice and provision that is worthy of winning one of our 25 categories.
View Comments RICHMOND, Ind. — The United Way of Whitewater Valley has awarded $186,012 to six Wayne and Union county organizations through the COVID-19 Economic Relief Grant Initiative. The additional funding is possible through a partnership between Indiana United Ways, of which the local United Way is a member, and the Lilly Endowment, according to a news release. The awards, which are in addition to normal United Way funding, are for social service nonprofits working on the front lines during the COVID-19 pandemic. ► STAY INFORMED AND SUPPORT LOCAL JOURNALISM: Subscribe today using the link at the top of this page. The awards are provided to programs that support United Way's categories to make lasting change in the community: early childhood success, youth success, economic mobility and access to health. The six programs are:
Maghera club wins prestigious Ulster GAA Community Support Award May 21, 2021 Glen Watty Graham's GAC club members Bronagh Mulholland and Aine Bradley, Watty Graham's GAC, Glen, based in Maghera, have collected the Translink Ulster GAA Community Support Award in recognition of their work throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. The award was created to showcase the outstanding contribution of GAA clubs in their communities throughout the last, challenging 15 months. As club gates across the province were closed in March last year and all GAA activity was suspended, clubs and their members remained hugely active in alternative ways by providing much needed support for local people
Don't miss your chance to enter the Nursery World Awards 2021 Wednesday, May 19, 2021 The entry deadline for the early years sector's most prestigious set of awards is 1 June, so make sure you tell us about people, practice and provision that is worthy of winning one of our 25 categories. Submitting an entry is free and straightforward – so take your chance to gain the national recognition your hard work deserves. The full list of categories is: Nursery of the Year Nursery Group of the Year Childminding Business of the Year Nursery Manager of the Year Nursery Operations / Regional Manager of the Year Covid-19 Hero Award
The chamber gave out multiple awards, starting with the COVID-19/SNOVID Community Support Award. Col. Kevin Bradley, commander of the 3rd Cavalry Regiment, received the award for the unitâs work during the storm and pandemic. âThey provided Winter Storm Uri disaster relief during our water and power outages. They dropped off two potable drinking containers, known as water buffaloes, for our communityâs usage,â event host Cyd West said. âThis was during a time that the Water supply for the city was extremely limited. Our partners at the Great Place came through for our community.â COVID-19 Resiliency Award The Resiliency Award was presented to a business that changed course, expanded, or otherwise took extraordinary measures in response to COVID-19, according to the award description.
Share In a recent awards ceremony at the National Veterans Resource Center, the Student Veterans Organization (SVO) and the Office of Veteran and Military Affairs awarded several annual recognitions, including the Best for Vets Award, the Community Support Award, the Danny Facto Student Veteran Work-Study Award and the Student Veteran of the Year. The SVO also introduced its new slate of officers to lead the Syracuse University chapter beginning this month. Ryan Marquette, Laura Buys and Dan Rubio SVO’s Best for Vets Award was given to Ryan Marquette. Marquette is currently pursuing a J.D. from the College of Law and a master’s of public administration from the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs. Marquette serves in such leadership positions as the president of Veterans’ Issues, Support Initiative, and Outreach Network and president of the National Security Student Association. Best for Vets Award is presented to the student veteran who has done the most to help student veterans succeed both on and off campus and has gone far above and beyond for his fellow students.
This year saw a record number of submissions and involvement from individual UK agencies. The ceremony will take place at Tobacco Dock on 1 July. If you are looking to come and support our finalists, then there is no better time to book your tickets as our early bird offer is still open until 14 May. Jack Newey, event director, CNAA, said: “After such a tough year for the industry, we at Conference News have been overwhelmed seeing the number and quality of entries that were put forward for this year’s awards. It’s a true testament to the resolve and agility of so many amazing agencies that managed to find solid business solutions amidst the chaos of 2020.”
This year saw a record number of submissions and involvement from individual UK agencies. The ceremony will take place at Tobacco Dock on 1 July. If you are looking to come and support our finalists, then there is no better time to book your tickets as our early bird offer is still open until 14 May. Jack Newey, event director, CNAA, said: “After such a tough year for the industry, we at Conference News have been overwhelmed seeing the number and quality of entries that were put forward for this year’s awards. It’s a true testament to the resolve and agility of so many amazing agencies that managed to find solid business solutions amidst the chaos of 2020.”
People on the Move Springfield College announced that Beth Zapatka has been hired as the new vice president for Institutional Advancement, following a national and competitive search. Zapatka comes to Springfield College from Yale University, where she served as associate dean for Development and Alumni Affairs for the Yale School of Nursing. She will join the President’s Leadership Team on July 1 and oversee all institutional-advancement efforts, including the departments of Advancement Services, Alumni Relations, and Development. In a nine-year career at Yale, Zapatka held numerous roles that created a well-rounded set of experiences in institutional advancement that are directly transferable to Springfield College. In her most recent role in the School of Nursing, her accomplishments include securing significant new resources — nearly tripling contributions to the school — overseeing a rebranding campaign, building university-wide collaborations, broadening the use of social-media platforms, and reinvigorating the alumni and advisory boards.
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