But that's not why these volunteers do what they do. Jack Roszkowiak, a finalist for the adult division award for his work with Wesley Community Center's Family Advocacy Project, was pleased but surprised to receive a nod for the work he does. I believe in humility and this doesn't help. On the other hand, Shirley Sessions, director of the Volunteer Center at United Way , isn't shy about singing the praises of the volunteers. They're the angels that make miracles and ask for nothing in return.
Volunteers are the lifeblood of our community.
The One Hundred for its fund-raising work on behalf of Memorial Health University Medical Center's Backus Children's Hospital. Youth finalist - Julianne Shelley, president of Savannah Country Day School's Volunteer Council, for her work with St. Mary's Home, the Ronald McDonald House, Special Olympics and the Walk for Life for the American Diabetes Association. Youth winner - Natarielle Powell for her work with numerous local organizations, including the Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum, the Ronald McDonald House and Top Teens of America. Adult finalist - Jack Roszkowiak for his work with Wesley Community Center's Family Advocacy Project.