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We are thrilled to share fantastic news from Community Impact Bucks! Stephanie Thompson, Head of Programmes and Business Development at Community Impact Bucks, received a special and well-deserved award from Pippa Kirkbride, the High Sheriff of Buckinghamshire for 2025-2026. This recognition celebrates Stephanie's dedication and her outstanding contribution as a champion for volunteering. It highlights not only her personal commitment but also the wider impact of volunteering across our communities. As the driving force behind Volunteer Bucks, Stephanie strengthens, supports, and celebrates volunteering throughout Buckinghamshire. She shines a spotlight on the vital contribution that volunteers make every day - whether supporting local charities, community groups, or public services. Through her work, Stephanie connects people and organisations, helping build stronger community links across the county. By promoting collaboration and raising awareness, she encourages more individuals to discover the benefits of volunteering. She also helps organisations find the support they need to thrive. Her efforts make volunteering more visible, accessible, and valued. Under Stephanie's guidance, Volunteer Bucks has become a key platform for recognising and championing volunteers. From celebrating success stories to creating opportunities for involvement, the initiative plays a central role in growing a culture of volunteering across Buckinghamshire. During the award presentation, the High Sheriff personally thanked Stephanie and the Volunteer Bucks team for their support throughout her year in office. This recognition reflects the strong partnerships they have built and the meaningful difference they have made together. Stephanie's passion, leadership, and dedication truly embody the spirit of community. Her work inspires others to get involved, make a difference, and help create stronger, more connected communities. We are incredibly proud to have Stephanie as part of Community Impact Bucks. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition!

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Sayed joined the Community Impact Bucks team through Volunteer Bucks as a Funding Information and Research Volunteer to help identify vital funds for local organisations across Buckinghamshire.