Austin Says Thanks to Inspiring Volunteers
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]With tens of thousands of Thank You votes from supporters around Greater Austin and the world, the RecognizeGood Legends Class of 2015 were truly memorable. RecognizeGood
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2016 Lighthouse Award Recipient: University Hills Optimist Club
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]RecognizeGood is proud to announce the latest Lighthouse Award honoree, University Hills Optimist Club! This club was chartered in 1966 and was invited to start a youth
“Board Updates” from John Bosch, Co-founder and President, 2015: Issue 4
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]“Releasing the energy from the illumination of GOOD – either by private or public recognition – brightens our entire community.” The message above is another
Rotary Club of West Austin Receives Final Lighthouse Award of the Year
RecognizeGood is proud to announce the latest Lighthouse Award honoree, the Rotary Club of West Austin! Founded in 1953, this inspiring service club continues to make
Patti Robinson Named Final Legend of 2015
Patti makes a profound impact on the lives of blind and visually impaired students by using volunteerism and a first-of-its-kind LEO club to connect them
The Exchange Club of Austin Receives Lighthouse Award
RecognizeGood is proud to announce the latest Lighthouse Award honoree, The Exchange Club of Austin! The 100% volunteer-supported club was formed in May 1924. Over the
Wanda Mills Named RecognizeGood Legend
Wanda Mills, 76, volunteered with the Capital Area Food Bank for the last 12 years, serving over 3,000 volunteer hours. RecognizeGood presented the 53rd RecognizeGood® Legend award to Wanda
John Macpherson Named RecognizeGood Legend
At 62 years old, John transformed a 200 square-foot community garden at Imagine Art into a 2,000 square-foot oasis. This garden boasts 120 species of
“Board Updates” from John Bosch, Co-founder and President, 2015: Issue 3
Karina Duque made a comment in her recognition of Donna Gun’s work with Africa’s Promise Village – she talked about how many people comment that “one day” they