Legendary volunteers receive a lasting tribute for their lasting impact on our city.

RecognizeGood is excited to announce our 2020 Legend Award recipients’ commemorative bricks have been placed in Lakeshore Park along Ladybird Trail by the east entrance to the Boardwalk for all to see!

To commemorate these legendary volunteers lasting impact on our city, each award recipient receives a personalized brick. Our Legend’s commemorative bricks are part of The Trail Foundation’s adopt-a-brick program with proceeds going to improve the Trail.

We encourage you to take a moment and visit Lakeshore Park to enjoy the views and gather some inspiration from our Legends.

Bill Phillips – Meals on Wheels Central Texas
Eric Bailey – Well Aware
Monica von Waaden – HopeAustin
Mace Massingill – Central Texas Food Bank
Bill Taylor – Junior Achievement of Central Texas
Deidre Gott – Front Steps
Ellen Sable – Drive a Senior West Austin
Ann McGinley – Mothers’ Milk Bank Austin
Catherine Laria – Paws in Prison

To learn more about each Legend and their non-profits, please visit their Legend pages!

Legendary volunteers receive a lasting tribute for their lasting impact on our city.

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