Volunteers at Bluebell Ridge arerecognised for all their hard work
The volunteers enjoyed tea, sandwiches, scones and cakes and were presented with certificates of appreciation, with eleven volunteers receiving certificates for over 10 years of service.
The event also included a speech from centre manager, Myra Grove, who delivered a heartfelt thank you message and disclosed the exciting changes planned for the centre over the next couple of years.
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Hide AdThe volunteers at Bluebell Ridge help to support both staff and cats in a variety of ways, including cleaning the cat pods and runs, driving cats to and from the vets, visiting potential adopter’s homes, socialising with the cats, arranging fundraising events, helping with office admin and even making the centre grounds look beautiful.
Centre Manager, Myra Grove, said: “Our volunteers make a huge difference to animal welfare in Hastings and Rother, providing an additional level of support and going the extra mile every day.
“The tea party is our opportunity to thank them for the contribution that they make. It was great to see so many of our dedicated volunteers enjoying themselves.
“I would also like to say a big thank you to Asda in St. Leonards for kindly providing the delicious cakes.”
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Hide AdFor more information about becoming a volunteer for Bluebell Ridge, please visit www.bluebellridge.org.uk.
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