14th Annual Sybyl Awards

ELGA Credit Union Headquarters | 1.19.2023
Photography By Katy Kildee and Doug Pike

For 14 years, volunteers making a difference in Genesee County have been honored with the Sybyl Award, a tribute to Sybyl Atwood who served as program director for Volunteer Information Services at Resource Genesee. Recipients and nominees volunteer outside of their work requirements and exemplify extraordinary service to their communities. The honorees included: Brandee Cooke-Brown, Don Cox, Emily Doerr, Keosha Hardville, Dr. Shane Jackson, Tiffany Lechota, Dr. Ladel Lewis and the late Bryant “BB” Nolden. Proceeds from the event support Hurley Foundation’s Sybyl House Fund, which helps families of patients at Hurley Medical Center who have to stay close to their loved ones due to location, diagnosis or emergent needs.

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