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Regional Hospice Volunteers Receive Presidential Honors
Connecticut volunteers were awarded with the the U.S. President's Volunteer Service Award (PVSA) for their service to area hospice patients.
(Danbury, CT) Regional Hospice and Home Care recently honored 43 of their dedicated volunteers with the U.S. President’s Volunteer Service Award (PVSA). The national award program recognizes and celebrates outstanding American citizens who positively impact their communities, while serving as role model
“We could not provide the exceptional level of care and support for our hospice patients and their families without the tireless efforts of our volunteers,” said Cynthia Emiry Roy, RHHC President and CEO. “They are a selfless group of individuals who devote their time to helping others, and we could not be more grateful or proud of their service.”
Awards were given to those who volunteered 100+ hours in 2015. Each recipient was presented with a letter signed by President Obama, along with a certificate commemorating the number of hours of service they provided to the organization and the community as a whole. Volunteers who provided 250+ hours of service in the calendar year also received a medallion, and those who provided 500+ hours of service received a medal. For more on these outstanding volunteers, please visit:Regional Hospice's Website
