Celebrating the Power and Impact of our Volunteer Community: 2020 Volunteer Award Winners Announced

National Volunteer Week provides an important opportunity to pause and reflect on the remarkable contributions of our volunteer community. We are pleased to recognize the efforts of volunteers from across the province who make it possible for The Kidney Foundation to fulfill its mission.

The Kidney Foundation’s Ontario Branch Award Recognition Program recognizes volunteers who showcase caring, leadership and philanthropy within their respective communities to benefit those touched by kidney disease. We are pleased to announce our roster of winners and offer our deep appreciation for their contributions. Please offer a virtual round of applause to our 2020 award winners.

Greg Robbins, Nikki Wagar, Patrick McConnell, J.D. Power, Kingston Health Sciences Centre: Regional Renal Patient & Family Advisory Council, Windsor Regional Hospital Renal Program, Rita Dillon, Brian & Jay Armitage, Cathy Pennington, Belinda Robertson, Ranjeev Sethi, Sarnia-Lambton Kidney Walk and it’s top fundraising team Twisted Sister, Cavalier Tool & Manufacturing Ltd., Drewlo Holding, Linamar Corporation, Nicklin Auto Parts & Recyclers, Hollywood North Auto Parts, Kenny U Pull, Sarnia Auto Wreckers, Glencoe Auto Recyclers, Jim O’Brien, Michelle DiNardo, Cristina Howorun, June Jones, Chris Costanza, Dr. Norman Muirhead, Mary-Pat Shaw, Terry Young, Elizabeth Myles.

Read more about our volunteer award winners and their contributions.

Through the unwavering compassion and devotion of volunteers and community partners, The Kidney Foundation is able to provide programs and services to those touched by kidney disease. Volunteers play a crucial role in improving the lives of those affected by kidney disease and, as the roots of The Foundation, help the kidney community grow and prosper each year.

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