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Volunteers Helping NCPRWithout the generous help of North Country Public Radio volunteers, we would be lost. An on-air fundraiser can require upwards of 150 individuals to answer phones. NCPR volunteers form their own special community; some return every year to help in fund drives. Some are familiar to all our listeners as music hosts and announcers. Some serve as station sentinels helping to ensure that we can be heard throughout the region. Others help arrange special events in their communities. Some climb mountains for us when a transmitter has gone on the blink. Others are our "Baker Street Irregulars," feeding us news and information from around the listening area. Approximately 200 loyal volunteers donated more than 3100 hours of their time to NCPR in 2009. When we say that we couldn't do this without our volunteers, we really mean it. 2009 Volunteers of the YearSpecial service warrants special recognition. Each year we select one or more Volunteers of the Year to honor the work that they have done to support the stations. Five 2009 awards were given Sunday, December 6th. The recipients Peggy Rood and Hank Hofmann for their work during pledge drives, Rachel Montpelier for her work on the community calendar, and Nancie Battaglia and George Arnold for their help with Stories, Food, Life. Recipients from previous years include:
Some gifts are better than money. If you have some time to offer North Country Public Radio, please e-mail June Peoples june@ncpr.org, or call 1-877-388-6277. |
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