Very Important Volunteers
Unity of Raleigh Loves Its Volunteers!
Four times a year — once each quarter — we name a Very Important Volunteer and tell their story here. It is a small thank-you for a large gift, and a way for our community to know the people whose service it has been quietly enjoying all along.
VIV — Sharon Shehdan
Sharon Shehdan has given her time, her energy, and her care to Unity of Raleigh over many years. Hers is the kind of service you feel more than you see — steady, generous, and offered without any expectation of being noticed. So much of what makes this a warm place to walk into is the quiet work of volunteers like Sharon, and we are grateful to name her our Very Important Volunteer this quarter.
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Every VIV Started by Showing Up Once
There is a place here for whatever you have to give — an hour on a Sunday morning, a skill you have spent a lifetime building, or a willingness to be handed something and figure it out.
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