On Wednesday, April 16, the City of Martensville hosted its annual Volunteer Appreciation Night at the North Ridge Community Centre, treating those in attendance to a delicious pulled pork meal in recognition of their incredible contributions to the community.
This much-anticipated event is all about honoring the dedicated individuals who give their time, energy, and heart to making Martensville a better place to live. Volunteers are the driving force behind so many of the programs, services, and events that bring life to our city.
From coaching youth sports teams and leading Scouts and Girl Guides, to organizing community events, supporting schools and churches, and raising funds for future facilities, volunteers play a vital role in helping Martensville grow and thrive.
“We had over 160 people attend and celebrate all of the amazing, hardworking, and dedicated volunteers that we have in our community,” the City of Martensville stated via social media. “Without the dedication they have to their groups and teams, Martensville would not be the place we love.”
The City of Martensville extends a heartfelt thank you to all volunteers whose selfless efforts enrich the lives of others, as well as a special thank you to North Prairie Developments and CANWEST for sponsoring the evening and supporting the spirit of volunteerism in our city.
ABOVE: Councillor Darren MacDonald, Mayor Kent Muench, Councillor Brad Blixt, Councillor Katharine Carter and Councillor Tracy Cocks were in attendance at the annual Volunteer Appreciation Night to thank all of the dedicated volunteers that help to make all of the amazing programs, sports, organizations and more running in the city. (City of Martensville)
