Volunteer of the Year 2018

Twinkle is a tireless volunteer board member of the Caswell County Historical Association, the Board of Directors President for the Thomas Day House, planner of the Christmas in Milton and 4th of July celebrations, and is a tour guide of

Renee is a career volunteer who works tirelessly to make Danville a better place. She works with the following groups: Va. Organizing, Cardinal Village community activist, Sisters of Success, Tender Loving Christians, Ballou Parks and Rec, Stonewall Center Disability group.

I would like to nominate Bill and Mary Lee Black as Volunteer of the Year. They can be treated as one, because they work as one to improve Chatham and the surrounding community. Bill serves on Chatham Town Council, and

Leon Zimmermann serves United Way of Danville-Pittsylvania County in various capacities. First and foremost, this jovial, good humored man welcomes everyone entering the United Way building with a smile and warm greeting. As our volunteer receptionist, Leon does not allow

When you hear the words community engagement & community involvement, Jeff Gignac’s name should be one of the first people you think of. Jeff certainly has a heart for Danville and actively persuades others, especially young professionals, to move here

Thomas Clark is a Danville transplant from Henry County, Virginia. Since moving here, Thomas has fully immersed himself into the Danville community and actively finds ways to give back to the region. Thomas is a relationship banker at American National

Sheryll Jeffries truly does everything “from the heart”. She is compassionate, giving, thoughtful, dedicated, talented, dependable and creative. She uses all of these qualities to help others in our community. Sheryll works full time as a 2nd grade teacher at

Rachel McKinney is currently president of the Dan River Region Pilot Club, part of Pilot International, which promotes positive change for communities through service and friendship. Rachel is an active participant in support of local organizations such as Project Lifesaver,

Katrina Harrison is the President of The Last Dons, a 501c3 non-profit organization. Katrina has partnered and hosted a school supply giveaway in Caswell County (the Caswell County Back to School Blast) alongside the Community Outreach Ministry. She has also

Linda Zimmermann created Danville Cares and has helped numerous families. Not only has Linda chosen Danville Cares, she also has been part of the creation of Smokestack Theatre Company. Linda also is Vice President of the Friends of the Danville