We're thrilled to share that both our dedicated volunteer, Ed Stevenson, and our Cox Arboretum Woodworking volunteer group were While neither Ed nor the Cox Arboretum Woodworkers were ultimately selected as the award recipient, their remarkable service did not go unnoticed. They received certificates from Governer Mike DeWine recognizing their exceptional dedication, outstanding service, and valuable contributions to our community. We are incredibly grateful for their unwavering commitment and are proud to have these volunteers as an integral part of our volunteer team. Their passion for serving others is truly inspiring, and we're delighted to see them receive this well-deserved recognition. Read more about Ed Stevenson's volunteer service here, and the Cox Woodworkers here. Interested in joining our trail maintenance teams? Learn more and sign up to make a difference here. Maybe woodworking is your passion? Learn more about the Cox Woodworking volunteer opportunity here. Congratulations, volunteers! Pictured Top: Volunteer Ed Stevenson pictured with Noah Browning, Trail Technician (Left) and Michael Cooper, Trail Manager (Right) Pictured Bottom: Some members of the Cox Arboretum Woodworking volunteer group are pictured alongside staff lead Uriah Langmeyer (right), including Gary Drake, Peter Bertolini, Dori Dick, Frank Beitel, Paul Westhafer, John Baldwin, Terry Cutter, and Don Erwine (left to right). Meet more amazing Metroparks' volunteers in our monthly Volunteer Spotlights here. |
Volunteer Services is available if you have questions or need assistance with Get Connected. Contact us at volunteer.services@metroparks.org or call #937-275-7275 and ask to speak with a Volunteer Coordinator. Return to the Volunteer Blog here.
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Jun 30, 2024
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by Volunteer Services
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