Looking Glass volunteer Steve Nastasiuk graciously accepts his award from Ashlee Jacobson from SELCO, who presented the awards in the Education & School Volunteer category.
On Thursday, April 11th Looking Glass staff and supporters joined other thankful groups in acknowledging and celebrating the wonderful volunteer work being done at organizations around the county. Looking Glass was honored to have had two separate volunteers to celebrate with at the United Way Volunteer of the Year Celebration at Valley River Inn. New Roads instructor Steve Nastasiuk and two representatives from the Kappa Delta Alpha Lambda sorority were both nominated in their respective categories.
Looking Glass volunteer teacher Steve Nastasiuk sits with Looking Glass CEO Craig Opperman at the United Way Volunteer of the Year luncheon celebration.
Our beloved “wizard” and math teacher Nastasiuk was honored with being awarded the plaque in the Education & Schools Volunteer category.
Gia Gershon-Friedberg and Rachel Rozenfeld join Looking Glass Development Coordinator Mason Moorman (center) for a photo after the United Way luncheon.
Gia Gershon-Friedberg and Rachel Rozenfeld, from Kappa Delta, joined us at the event. Kappa Delta has long supported Station 7 through their annual events and fundraising. Most recently, they completed their “Shamrock N Roll” event which raised almost $9,000 for Station 7.
We are so thankful for these volunteers and all the others that help us in a myriad of ways throughout the year.