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    Verde Valley Habitat for Humanity Hosts Volunteer Appreciation Comedy Night

    November 9, 2024No Comments
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    Verde Valley News – Verde Valley Habitat for Humanity is excited to announce its upcoming Volunteer Appreciation Comedy Night on Friday, November 8, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the Jerome Elks Club in Clarkdale. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m. for a night dedicated to honoring the hard work and dedication of Habitat volunteers, filled with food, fun, and laughter.

    The evening will feature a special performance by “Bubbles Moscawitz” during a dinner catered by Vinnie’s, serving up delicious ziti and pizza. As part of the event, Verde Valley Habitat will recognize volunteers who have contributed significant hours to Habitat’s mission, including two new honors this year:

    • Home Builders Club Trophy: Awarded to volunteers with over 1,000 hours of service.

    • President’s Volunteer Service Award: A nationally certified recognition for extraordinary commitment to service.

    Additionally, one outstanding volunteer will receive the Hollister Heart of Habitat Award, celebrating their exceptional dedication to the Habitat community.

    Entertainment for the evening will be provided by the renowned comedy improv group, Sedona Zenprov, bringing laughter and joy to the celebration. This event promises to be a fantastic night filled with gratitude, camaraderie, and comedy.

    “We look forward to celebrating our amazing volunteers who give their time, skills, and heart to build homes, communities, and hope,” said Tania Simms, Executive Director of Verde Valley Habitat for Humanity. “Their commitment to our mission makes a powerful difference, and this night is just a small way of saying ‘thank you’ for all that they do.”

    Join us in celebrating these dedicated individuals who make a positive impact in the Verde Valley!

    Event Details:

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    • Date: Friday, November 8
    • Time: 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. (Doors open at 5:30 p.m.)
    • Location: Jerome Elks Club, Clarkdale, AZ
    • Dinner: Ziti and pizza by Vinnie’s

    AWARDS:

    Carpenters 100+ hours

    • Michael Adkins
    • James Joseph
    • Tim Kennedy
    • Kim Miceli
    • Jim Vienneau

    Construction 300+ hours

    • Terri Fortier

    Ground Breakers 400+ hours

    • Wayne Dahler
    • Paul Green
    • Mike Looney
    • Scott Worden

    Home Builders 1,000+ hours

    • Cullen Hollister
    • Alan Kropiewnicki
    • Brenda Schriver
    • Sonnie Stevens

    President’s Service Award 500+ hours

    • Karen Boarman
    • Bonnie Crow
    • Wayne Dahler
    • Donna Goldman
    • Paul Green
    • Cullen Hollister
    • Dennis Holt
    • Janet Kropiewnicki
    • Alan Kropiewnicki
    • Brenda Schriver
    • Lynn Seaberg
    • Sonnie Stevens
    • Melanie Young
    • Tresa Rose

    Hollister Heart of Habitat Award:

    • Dennis Holt

    About Verde Valley Habitat for Humanity
    Verde Valley Habitat for Humanity is committed to serving the community by building affordable homes, as well as providing critical home repairs for seniors and veterans. By addressing the housing needs of vulnerable populations, we are empowering individuals and families to live with dignity and stability. Our ReStore, a thrift store that sells donated items, financially supports our mission.

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