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The United Way of Hancock County has selected Ann Brossia as the adult Spotlight Volunteer and Kelly Krucki as the youth Spotlight Volunteer for the month of March.
For more information on the Spotlight Volunteer program, please contact Bev Phillips, volunteer services director, at 419-423-1432 or bphillips@uwhancock.org.
Volunteer of the Month
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Brossia
was nominated by Linda Hamilton of Campfire USA. Her nomination
indicated that even though she works full time she is an active
volunteer in her community and church. She has provided leadership and
direction to the Campfire organization as a board member for nearly 15
years. She has been treasurer, board president and chair of the finance
committee. She has also been on the Absolutely Incredible Kid Day
planning committee. She states, “volunteering helps defer costs and
further causes of the organization. I also enjoy getting to know new
people and staying in tune with the community.”
The
youth Spotlight Volunteer is Kelly Krucki, a senior at Findlay High
School. Krucki was nominated due to her involvement in St. Michael’s
parish. She has volunteered for the Gus Macker tournament, the Balloon
Fest, and the Halloween parade. Through her youth group at church she
has participated in Make a Difference Day, visiting nursing homes and
picking up trash in the local parks. While volunteering in the
community, Krucki maintains a high grade point average and has received
numerous academic awards. Krucki states that she believes that
volunteering helps her to be a good role model for her siblings and
peers.
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