Six nominees with their nominators. All putting their skills to work for a better Winnipeg.
Spark is proud to announce the nominees for our 2017 Outstanding Pro Bono Consultant Award!
Each year Spark recognizes one individual or company who has shown themselves to be a leader in the community by providing their time, energy and expertise, all pro bono, to a Spark match. This year, the community organizations we work with have nominated six volunteers for their contributions:
- Elise Epp (graphic design) and Jill Knaggs (marketing) for their work with L’Arche Winnipeg’s social enterprise, Tova Cafe, to develop a new tagline and logo
- Dennis Dyck, retired Executive Director, for his mentorship work new E.D. Michelle Falk at the Manitoba Association for Rights and Liberties
- Steve McCullough for his photography work with the Socail Purchasing Portal, an ethical shopping guide organized by LITE, Local Investment Toward Employment
- Statistician Stephanie Sproule for her work with the John Howard Society of Manitoba to plan and develop a database for their bail program
- Richard Dilay, organizational effectiveness consultant, for his work with the Manitoba League of Persons with Disabilities to plan an accessibility consultation service
The winner will be announced March 22nd.
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