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Neighbor to Neighbor Celebrates Their Volunteers, Welcomes More

You could say that a friendly neighbor is the key to a happy community, though local nonprofit Neighbor to Neighbor’s Executive Director Ann Bennett would add that volunteers are equally important. On Monday, July 28th, the organization will recognize their dedicated volunteers during their annual meeting and also invites others to help support their mission.

 

“We couldn’t have this service or provide this program without the volunteers,” said Bennett, “they’re a very vital part of what we do for the community.” 

 

In 2024, 56 volunteers helped Neighbor to Neighbor serve 1,860 individuals in three locations including Sturgeon Bay, Northern Door, and on Washington Island through various programs. Founded in 1984, the organization’s programs included peer companions for homebound aging individuals, respite care for family caregivers, their medical equipment loan program, and the Lemonade Club, a monthly support for cancer survivors and patients. 

 
 
 

Bennett said awards will be announced during the meeting, which will be held at 5p.m. at the Meeting Rooms at Community Foundation Square in the Rock Island Room, 222 N. 3rd Avenue, in Sturgeon Bay. If you'd like to attend, please call Ann at (920) 743-7800. 

 

Volunteers are also needed for clerical duties in the office and to assist with the medical equipment loan program. Those interested in volunteering can call, email, or stop in to Neighbor to Neighbor. 

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