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April Volunteer of the Month: Michelle Whitehead

Issaquah, WALocal News

Michelle Whitehead has been named April's Volunteer of the Month for her outstanding contributions to the Issaquah Highlands community. A Central Park resident since 2013, she has dedicated herself to volunteering, frequently helping with the setup and teardown of community events. Additionally, Michelle serves on the Community Safety Committee, prioritizing neighborhood safety and preparedness. Having moved to Issaquah Highlands through a transitional homeless program, she values the community's beauty, job opportunities, and resources. Michelle encourages residents to engage in community involvement, emphasizing diverse volunteer opportunities that utilize various skills and interests.

Her commitment to safety and community engagement reflects her desire to foster a welcoming environment, particularly for young people and those who may feel isolated.

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