TWO young trustees from Warrington Wolves’ Foundation have been presented with special awards in recognition of valuable service to the community by The High Sheriff of Cheshire Bill Holroyd.
Alice Kelly and Conor Austin both represent Warrington Wolves Foundation’s Young Trustees and have made a huge impact in their community and overseas.
Both have been on an incredible journey both personal and being part of their Town.
Ex Wolves Director Bill was appointed The High sheriff of Cheshire by the Queen to represent her in matters relating to the law and order and spends time supporting voluntary and statutory organisations.
Alice and Conor have been involved with the Wolves Young Trustees, assisting the community programme run by The Foundation and taking their skills and experiences over to the Gambia.
Bill said, “The pinnacle of my year as High Sheriff was a pleasure acknowledging individuals and voluntary groups by presenting them with High Sherif Award. I have been incredibly impressed by these young people of Warrington and the work of the Warrington Wolves, who are still very close to my heart. They do great work using the power of the Wolves to Change lives.They both have an amazing future.”
The Warrington Wolves Young Trustees are currently recruiting looking for young people aged 14 -21 looking for a challenge and make a difference.
For more information and an interest form contact [email protected]
