Submitted by: Alicia O'Hara, Social Worker
Volunteers are the heart of Fundy Albert and fill gaps where formal services or activities are lacking. Our volunteers have a direct impact on the quality of life of our community. They ensure local traditions are passed down, stories shared, and a sense of place established.
We all engage in volunteerism, whether we realize it or not. It's helping a neighbour by shoveling a driveway, dropping off groceries to a senior, or offering a drive to an appointment. It can also be partnering with an organization, committee, or church group on an identified community need.
Volunteers are the heart of Fundy Albert and fill gaps where formal services or activities are lacking. Our volunteers have a direct impact on the quality of life of our community. They ensure local traditions are passed down, stories shared, and a sense of place established.
We all engage in volunteerism, whether we realize it or not. It's helping a neighbour by shoveling a driveway, dropping off groceries to a senior, or offering a drive to an appointment. It can also be partnering with an organization, committee, or church group on an identified community need.
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