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Insight Prison Project Champion, Harriet Whitman Lee, Honored as Volunteer of the Year by the Center for Volunteer and Nonprofit Leadership

3/1/2016

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The Center for Volunteer and Nonprofit Leadership (CVNL) recently hosted a ceremony to present the Heart of Marin Awards and a longtime IPP champion, Harriet Whitman Lee, was selected as The Volunteer of the Year!

​An inspiring 145 Californians were nominated for an award from CVNL and 890 community leaders, local dignitaries, business members, and other volunteers filled the Marin Civic Center for the awards presentation. Harriet's story brought them all to their feet for a thunderous standing ovation!

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The sponsor for the award was Redwood Credit Union and IPP received a $5,000 donation in Harriet’s honor to help us continue the work she so generously supports. Below you can read the full text of the nomination IPP completed on behalf of our beloved Harriet. ​​
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Patricia. link
8/29/2017 10:19:04 pm

The project is amazing, i have done a research about it, is a very concerptualized project. Is it possible for you to open a Branch in SOUTH AFRICA? I am requesting to bring it in my country. I am the founder of the foundation, restorative justice is my program, i have no resouces to do this kind of work in prison.
I am a CATHOLIC member i will also introduce it in my church. I am interested, i am inspired this is a long term prison project i have ever hear of.October is juvenile month hoping if i can be given a permission early, i thank you.

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1/16/2018 11:05:02 am

It is very important to help elderly people. I guess that it is so nice to do the things that you like.

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Carl Zlatchin
12/5/2020 11:46:26 pm

Couldn’t find bio/award material for Harriet Whitman Lee.
She and I worked together in area of divorce mediation in the early 80s.
Please lmk how I might reconnect with her.

Maybe pass this note on to her and ask her to drop me a note.

Much appreciated.

Carl Zlatchin

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Kevin link
12/29/2020 04:43:13 am

Heello mate great blog post

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Securtel link
11/3/2021 04:08:57 am

She deserve this. Despite how old she is, she can do a lot more than the young folks nowadays.

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Gioconda
6/14/2022 08:35:15 pm

I would truly love to volunteer for any position that might be available!!!!!! I'm bilingual Spanish and English... If there's any way you can help me in the processes I would truly be honored!!!!!

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Securtel link
7/11/2022 06:27:33 pm

Congratulations Harriet. You deserve it.

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GlobalTel link
12/7/2022 05:22:40 am

Great content, indeed! I hope many people will inspired to be like her. Great work!

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