Volunteer Recognition Day, observed annually on April 20, is a time to acknowledge the invaluable contributions of volunteers worldwide.
Nashville, Tennessee, 27th April 2024, ZEX PR WIRE, In commemoration of Volunteer Recognition Day, the Church of Scientology extended its heartfelt gratitude to all volunteers who selflessly devoted their time and efforts to helping others and who have made a positive impact in their communities. Volunteer Recognition Day served as a moment to recognize and celebrate the spirit of volunteerism, which embodies the essence of compassion, generosity, and unity.
The Church of Scientology’s Volunteer Ministers program, established in the 1970s, stands as a beacon of hope and assistance during times of crisis and need. With a global network of volunteers spanning across 167 nations, Volunteer Ministers are trained to provide practical assistance and spiritual support in times of disaster, emergencies, and everyday challenges.
“Volunteers are the lifeblood of any community. Their dedication and selflessness uplift society and inspire others to make a difference,” said Julie Brinker with the Church of Scientology. “On Volunteer Recognition Day, we extended our deepest appreciation to all volunteers, including our Volunteer Ministers, whose unwavering commitment to helping others brought hope and assistance to countless individuals worldwide.”
The Church of Scientology encouraged everyone to take a moment on April 20 to recognize and thank volunteers for their invaluable contributions to society. Whether through acts of kindness, community service, or humanitarian efforts, volunteers play an integral role in creating a better world for all. The Nashville Church recognized specific volunteers on Saturday for all their contributions and help.
For more information about the Church of Scientology’s Volunteer Ministers program and how to get involved, visit volunteerministers.org or scientology.org.
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