Volunteer wins two prestigious awards
A volunteer with Family Promise of North Idaho for eight years, Mary Robinette was awarded the Cecil B. Andrus Volunteer of the Year and Outstanding Adult Volunteer - Brightest Star awards Monday for her above and beyond service. Photo curtesy Family Promise of North Idaho.
Standing next to Idaho Nonprofit Center CEO Amy Little, Mary Robinette was awarded the Cecil B. Andrus Volunteer of the Year and Outstanding Adult Volunteer - Brightest Star awards as part of the fourth annual Idaho Philanthropy Day celebration. Photo courtesy Family Promise of North Idaho.
Selected of one of hundreds of nominations, Mary Robinette was awarded the Cecil B. Andrus Volunteer of the Year and Outstanding Adult Volunteer - Brightest Star awards Monday for her eight years of volunteer work with Family Promise of North Idaho. Photo courtesy Family Promise of North Idaho.
Mary Robinette isn't one to draw attention to herself.
But during Monday's fourth annual North Idaho Philanthropy Day Celebration, her selflessness was recognized statewide as she received both the Cecil B...
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