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2023 Volunteer Memphis Awards Voting
Thank you for voting in the 2023 Volunteer Memphis Awards! The awards are a “thank you” to the 35,000 volunteers who give so tirelessly of themselves each year, as well as an opportunity to put a spotlight on many of the most passionate, dedicated, and caring individuals in the greater Memphis community. You can vote once per day in each category until May 31, 2023!
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Corona Virus/COVID-19 Update
Dear Volunteer Memphis Friends and Supporters, Sometimes it isn’t easy to be a volunteer. In times like we are facing today, it is perhaps as tough as ever. We all have a role to play in keeping each other safe and adjusting to the ever-changing aspects of life and community while finding ways to make a difference in the lives of others. It’s what volunteers do. We must have the courage to be examples for others. We must find ways
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Volunteer Memphis Celebrates National Make a Difference Day with Memphis Nonprofits and Local Banks
Junior Achievement of Memphis and the Mid-South’s hands-on skills training and United Way’s Truck or Treat event are part of annual Make a Difference Day initiative, designed to start children on a path of empowerment and financial education. MEMPHIS, Tenn., October 15, 2019 – Volunteer Memphis is partnering with Junior Achievement of Memphis and the Mid-South,
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Volunteer Memphis Announces 2019 Awards Dinner for Thursday, June 27
Annual Awards Recognize Those That Give of Themselves to Make the Mid-South a Better Place
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Hundreds of Volunteers Make a Difference During Third Annual MLK Days of Service, January 18 to 21
Volunteer Memphis brings together Volunteers and Organizations across Ten Counties to Honor the Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by putting Citizenship and Service in Action
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Volunteers Needed for Third Annual MLK Days of Service, January 18 to 21
Volunteer Memphis Invites Volunteers to Honor the Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with “a day on, not a day off.”
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