Voluntary Action Islington 50th Anniversary, AGM & Volunteer of the Year Awards 2022

Voluntary Action Islington 50th Anniversary, AGM & Volunteer of the Year Awards 2022

The VAI Annual General Meeting (AGM), 50th Anniversary Celebration and the Volunteer of the Year Awards 2022 will be held on Wednesday 2 November, 17:00 – 20:00.

Venue: Main Building, Henry Thomas Room – TG-30, London Metropolitan University, 166 – 220 Holloway Road, London N7 8DB

Registration starts at 17:00 with refreshments and networking

Full Agenda is available here.

18:00 – AGM

 

18:30 – VAI 50th Anniversary Celebration 

Guest Speakers:

Cllr Kaya Comer-Schwartz, Leader of Islington Council

Andy Gregg, former CEO of Race on the Agenda and IVAC (former name of Voluntary Action Islington)

Wezenet Haile, Community Language Support Service (CLSS)

Megan Karnes, Hoarding UK

You can see our 50th Anniversary Celebration publication here.

 

19:00 – VAI Volunteer of the Year Award 2022

Guest Speakers:

HW The Mayor of Islington, Cllr Marian Spall

Tim Spencer, General Manager, DoubleTree by Hilton Angel King’s Cross, Official Sponsor

There will be five award categories this year:

1. Older Volunteer of the Year: 60+ year old
2. Volunteering Team of the Year
3. Young Volunteer of the Year: 16 – 25 year old
4. Pat Haynes Memorial Trustee of the Year
5. Volunteer of the Year

Award winners will receive a certificate and a prize, sponsored by DoubleTree by Hilton Angel King’s Cross, the official sponsor.

Click here to find out more and register.
Deadline for registrations 31st October.

 

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