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Community Care to celebrate its volunteers in April

Charity wants to send volunteers off with a 'little thing, meant to recognize the big in what they do'
ThoroldToday Staff
2019-02-04 Community Care Colleen Roach
Colleen Roach stocks the shelves in the food room at the Thorold branch of Community Care in downtown Thorold. Roach is one of the volunteers at the agency who help ensure Thorold families in need are provided with enough to eat.

Despite repeated challenges during the pandemic, Community Care has been continuing to provide help to those in need in the Niagara Region.

Now the organization wants to shine a light on its own volunteers, in time for the National Volunteer Recognition week, by offering a drive-by celebration in lieu of the traditional luncheon won't be happening.

Between Tuesday April 20 - Friday April 23 2:30 - 4:00 PM, volunteers can pull up to a designated greeting station on 12 North St., where a masked and gloved Community Care staff member will be there to drop off a 'little thing meant to recognize the big' in the volunteers' work, said a release from Community Care.