King’s Award for Voluntary Service
We are thrilled to announce that Caring and Sharing, Rochdale (CAS Rochdale) has been honored with the prestigious King’s Award for Voluntary Service—the highest accolade a voluntary organization can receive in the UK!
Previously known as the Queen’s Award, this esteemed recognition is awarded annually on King Charles III’s birthday to celebrate the remarkable contributions of charitable organizations to community development.
By:
Action Together
Date:
Nov. 10, 2024
Categories:
Awards
Tags:
Awards, KAVS
A Tribute to Our Volunteers
This award is more than just an honor—it is a celebration of our incredible volunteers, both past and present, who have been the heartbeat of our organization. Their unwavering dedication, compassion, and hard work have made it possible for us to reach milestones we once only dreamed of.
Through their tireless efforts, we continue to make a difference, and this recognition is proof that every volunteer’s contribution matters profoundly.
Breaking Barriers and Building Impact
The King’s Award is not just about prestige; it is a reflection of the lasting impact volunteers have on communities. At CAS Rochdale, our volunteers have helped build bridges of hope, support, and resilience. They’ve brought smiles to faces, lifted spirits, and empowered individuals to rise above challenges. As noted by Mama Health and Poverty Partnership:
“This award is the highest award any voluntary group can get. Well done, Nicky T. Olawoye Iginla, and your amazing team! A well-deserved award!“
This acknowledgment affirms that we are leaping beyond borders, touching lives, and inspiring a legacy of service.
