Volunteer Appreciation Week proclamation presented to Food Bank Garden managers

Shoreline, WALocal News

Mayor Roberts proclaimed April 20–26, 2025, as Volunteer Appreciation Week in Shoreline, celebrating the essential role of volunteers in the community. Shellie Anderson and Susan Westphal received the proclamation for their decade of leadership at the Food Bank Gardens, which produce over 2,500 pounds of fresh organic produce each year to support local food banks. Their work not only contributes food to those in need but also fosters community involvement through organized gardening activities. In 2024, volunteers in Shoreline logged over 6,500 hours in various city projects, showcasing a strong commitment to civic engagement. The city encourages residents to recognize the impact of volunteerism and explore ways to contribute to community initiatives.

This proclamation aligns with national efforts to honor volunteer service and its benefits. By acknowledging these contributions, Shoreline aims to inspire ongoing participation in local programs. Such initiatives are crucial for community resilience and support for vulnerable populations.

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