Celebrating the King’s Award at the Town Hall
The prestigious award is equivalent to an MBE. It is the highest honour a volunteer group can be given and is awarded for life.
Chief Executive, Paula Hall, said:
I am so grateful to the whole team here at Purfleet and to all of our volunteers who embody the spirit of community and generosity. Without their hard work and unwavering dedication, our work over the past 31 years would not have been possible.
Volunteer and supporter, Allan Bradley, said:
I’m so passionate about wanting people getting back to where they need to be and when I see someone succeed, and get back on the right track, I’m really happy. The staff, supporters and especially the volunteers make it all happen.
Find out more with our interviews on the day!
The event was a huge success and we were over the moon to be able to celebrate the award with our dedicated volunteers, staff and supporters from around West Norfolk.
We’d like to thank the phenomenal support from the businesses who supported the refreshments on the day, including Trinity Rotary Club, Sainsburys Hardwick, Tesco Hardwick, Booker King’s Lynn, Sandringham Apple Juice, and Bank House.
Volunteers make phenomenal difference here at Purfleet. Every year, more than 50 volunteers dedicate their time to initiatives such as the Purfleet Pantry, Health & Wellbeing Centre, and Purfleet Pathways warehouse. These projects collectively provide vital support to over 1000 individuals each year, offering housing support, positive pathways towards healthier lifestyles, affordable food and more.
To find out more about getting involved as a volunteer at Purfleet, please apply here!
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