THANK YOU TO OUR 2020 VOLUNTEERS! JANUARY 1 - DECEMBER 31, 2020 The following individuals generously invested time as volunteers for Lifeline Recovery Center in 2020. We are so thankful for your heart and dedication. You are making a tremendous impact in the lives of Lifeline clients, and we simply could not provide the level of excellence and care without you. Richard Abraham
John Cox
Garrett Hunt
Sarah Aitken
Jackie Cunningham
Kenny Hunt
John Aitken
Toby Dullworth
Lisa Jarvis
Bill Allan
Missy Eckenberg
Guy Johnson
Ryan Baker
Kathy Ecklekamp
Cindy Jones
Harvey Baxter
Jim Eickholz, MD
Jessy King
Rev. Dr. Bernice Belt
Joey Evitts
Dickie Lee
Allison Berry
Kevin Gaunce
Melissa Looper
Loren Biggers
Vicki Gough
Josh Marberry
Jill Body
Jo Graziano
Samantha Marberry
Stephanie Caldwell
Brenda Grooms
Mallory Matthews
Brenda Cardin
Doreen Hahn
Chuck McCue
Gary Cardin
B.J. Hale
Shirley Orazine
Cody Church
Ron Hayden
Darrell Orazine
Chris Combs
Christina Haynes
Sonia Osman
Roger Conner
Frank Hiemstra
Terrye Peeler
Kimberly Cooper
Robert Hill
Harold Peeler
VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT
Glenn Peeler
Steve Powless
Sherry Reagan Michele Scott Austin Scott
Heather Taylor
Jeffrey Taylor, MD Rick Tilley
Angie Treas
Todd Trimble Anita Vance
Jonathan Walker Kelly Walsh Elic Whited
LaVonna Willingham Anna Yontz
Gloria Young Mike Zimmerman
PRICELESS Volunteer value immeasurable
The value of our volunteers’ service is immeasurable. In dollars, the value is significant. According to the Independent Sector, the current value of volunteer time is $27.20 per hour. At the very conservative estimate of 4856 volunteer hours at Lifeline in 2020, volunteers contributed $131,112 worth of time last year. For an organization with just 15 employees, that contribution allows Lifeline to thrive, even during the pandemic, when 50 graduates completed their treatment. Executive director Ashley Miller said volunteers provide more than monetary value. “They contribute to the heart and soul of our mission to provide Christ-centered recovery from life-controlling addictions,” she said. “They connect with our clients, giving them someone to trust, and give them an example to emulate.”
Volunteers at United Way’s Project Day provide landscaping assistance at the women’s campus.
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