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Serve Virginia Honor Roll
The Serve Virginia Honor Roll celebrates the valuable contributions of volunteers across the Commonwealth. In recognition of the service provided by over 2.2 million Virginians, the Serve Virginia Honor Roll spotlights the volunteers that serve their communities in a variety of ways, promoting quality of life and creating a lasting impact for others. We’d also like to thank our partners across Virginia at Loudoun Cares, Volunteer Alexandria, Volunteer Hampton Roads, William & Mary, Christopher Newport University, the University of Richmond, and Virginia’s AmeriCorps program sites for empowering these individuals and organizations to make a difference and nominating them for Honor Roll distinction. The inaugural Honor Roll was announced in May 2023 and it continues as a bi-annual program.

 

The January 2024 Serve Virginia Honor Roll is listed below, featuring nominations from the Arlington Cares Awards coordinated by Volunteer Arlington as well as the Governor’s Awards for Volunteerism & Community Service.

January 2024 Serve Virginia Honor Roll

  • Aadit Gupta
  • Aaron Whitney
  • Andrea Walker
  • Anne Geddy Cross
  • Avery Park
  • Ayla Zook
  • Backcountry Horsemen of the Virginia Highlands
  • Bayou Bakery, Chef David Guas
  • Becky McCully
  • Bilal Muhammad
  • Bishop John J. Porter, Jr.
  • Blake Boyin
  • Blazer Heating, Air, & Plumbing
  • Bonnie Kittrell
  • Brad Staffen
  • Caring Closet
  • Carol Skelly
  • Chi-Lan Vu
  • Chris Collier
  • Circulo de Costura
  • Corliss Udoema
  • Cristo Rey Richmond High School
  • Cynthia Kurlas
  • Dale Wooding
  • Damiah Morrison
  • Dana Neighbors
  • Don Green
  • Douglas Pitzer
  • Dr. Ricardo L. Brown
  • Eileen Wallace
  • Elkton Progressive Improvement Committee
  • Ellen R. Baker
  • Evan Nied
  • Fairfax County Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)
  • Frances Foster Kittrell
  • Frank & Mae Antkievicz
  • Friends of Seven Bends State Park
  • Gail Parmentier
  • Garrett Lautenschlager
  • George Gagnon
  • Girl Scout Troop #5276
  • Giving Words
  • Hope1Source | Hope With Love (H1S)
  • Jack and Theresa Rayburn
  • James Sobecke
  • Jimmie Straley
  • John Reid
  • Jon VanCleave
  • Kasim Khapra
  • Kathy Cole
  • Kayla Richardson
  • Kelly Brown
  • Kimberly McPherson and family
  • Kisha W. Sogunro
  • Kristen Pollard
  • Linda Moore
  • Lisa Sharp
  • Loudoun Youth, Inc.’s 2022-2023 Claude Moore Community Builders
  • Louisa County Public Schools
  • Lynn Dillon
  • Mark Stevens
  • Martha Trujillo
  • Mary Highsmith
  • Mayors Youth Leaders in Action
  • McKesson Medical and Surgical
  • Meghan McLees
  • Mhairi Anderson
  • Michael F. Riley
  • Nancy Cohen
  • Nancy Feldner
  • Norman Hicks
  • Old Town Community Church
  • One Community, One Voice – Lynchburg
  • Patty Phillips
  • Paul Warren
  • PCU John F. Kennedy CVN 79
  • Prince William Little Theatre
  • PWCPD Volunteer Chaplain Program
  • Rappahannock Electric Cooperative
  • Richmond CASA
  • River City Stars Inc.
  • Robert (Bob) Schnapp
  • Salem Area Ecumenical Ministries
  • Saved Hands Foundation
  • Sharon Sutton
  • Sonya Feeser
  • Stacie Perkins
  • Staunton Augusta Church Relief Association
  • Stephanie Koren
  • Stephanie Wargel
  • Tammy Bryant
  • The Berry Family (James “Bucky”, Brent, Pam)
  • The Legacy of HOPE Foundation
  • Tim & Joanna Etheredge
  • Tom Reeder
  • Tools 4 Teachers Community Program
  • Tracy Keller
  • Virginia Association for Parks
  • Virginia Beach Medical Reserve Corps
  • WallACE S. Green Sr.
  • White Stone Church of the Nazarene food pantry
  • Yeju Kim

The next iteration of the Serve Virginia Honor Roll will be released in June 2024 and include individuals and organizations recognized from January-May 2024.

Frequently Asked Questions

To be eligible for inclusion on the Serve Virginia Honor Roll, an individual or group must be nominated for a local or statewide community service or volunteerism award.
Virginia organizations with a volunteerism or community service awards program may submit the individuals and groups they would like to see recognized on the Honor Roll on a rolling basis throughout the year. Lists of names and contact e-mails for the Honor Roll nominee can be sent to virginiaserviceinfo@dss.virginia.gov.
The Honor Roll is announced twice a year, in June and in January.

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