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Thank a volunteer

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The Shire of Augusta Margaret River hosts the annual Thank a Volunteer celebration as an opportunity to recognise and thank the volunteers who work across 230 active local volunteer organisations in the Augusta Margaret River Shire. 
Lynda Donovan (second from left) was recognised as the Volunteer of the Year for her work with River Angels, the cancer charity she established five years ago.  (Photo Deb Chambers)

Three members of our Transition Margaret River network received a Certificate of Appreciation at the Shire’s annual Thank a Volunteer celebration at the HEART on 10 December 2020.

From left: Jane Hilton, Karen Majer, Lyn Serventy Photo Alice Love, MR Camera Club

Shire President Ian Earl read a summary of the information provided in each nomination form.

JANE HILTON

Jane has volunteered her time to help with the Margaret River Library courtyard garden.

Jane has shared her expertise in designing the garden that has become a delight to all who visit. Jane attends to the garden on a weekly basis and shares her knowledge and skills with the local community.  

Thank you, Jane for your service.

KAREN MAJER

Karen is an active volunteer for Transition MR, AMR Community Alliance, Owl Friendly Margaret River, Climate Action, Giant Light Steps and Nannas for Native Forests.

Karen ongoing work in connecting and motivating the local community to work together for a more connected and sustainable life is to be congratulated.

Karen’s passion, drive, experience, knowledge and skills applied with her friendly, positive and energetic nature make her an inspirational role model.

Thank you, Karen for your service.

LYN SERVENTY

For four decades Lyn has served the community of the Augusta Margaret River Shire.

Lyn has a long list of volunteering experiences (too many to mention tonight) including two periods as a Councillor and two years as Deputy Shire President in the Augusta Margaret River Shire.

Her volunteering includes action on issues of importance to the local community including environment, education, planning for the future of the Shire, sustainability and renewable energy.

Above all Lyn is compassionate, caring and committed. The local community is blessed to have her support in building a more resilient, sustainable and caring community.

Thank you, Lyn for your service.

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