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Volunteer

Thank you to all our volunteers!

It’s National Volunteer Week, and this year the value and importance of those who give of their time to help others has an added resonance as the world suffers from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. From those on the front lines, to those helping their local communities, recognizing the work of volunteers is perhaps more important than ever.

As part of National Volunteer Week, the West Windsor Arts Council is also honoring five very dedicated individuals who went above and beyond in service this past year, awarding them the Volunteers of the Year award.  Chris Mittendorf of Plainsboro and Maureen Connolly-Hersh of West Windsor are recognized for their high-level commitment to both the arts and to the community. High school students Zia Ostawal, Julia Kundu and Anika Kapoor are recognized for the hours they have given to the Arts Council and for their steadfast readiness to help.

 

Volunteer of the Year

Chris Mittendorf and Family

Volunteer of the Year

Maureen Connolly-Hersh and Family

Volunteer of the Year

Zia Ostawal

Volunteer of the Year

Julia Kundu

Volunteer of the Year

Anika Kapoor

Over 120 dedicated and energetic individuals make up the volunteer roles at the West Windsor Arts Council. These folks share their time and skills in service of transforming the world around us through the arts. WWAC volunteers help in many ways from organizing and running exhibitions, to event support, fundraising, serving on advisory committees, and by providing leadership through board membership. Day in and day out, each individual’s contributions are greatly appreciated and valued.

Danielle Acocella
Brigitte Aflalo-Calderon
Preisha Agarwal
Ananya Aggarwal
Sid Aggarwal
Zakia Ahmed
Vijay Aluwalia
Jaime An-Wong
Sherri Andrews
Kristin Appelget
Minidha Arvindakshan
Jyotika Bahree
Rishabh Bajaj
Julia Bannon
Jenna Bluni
Daniel Brugger
Lauren Bryant
Lovepreet Buttar
Jacob Carminati
Tom Chiola
Chris Cirkus
Mikel Cirkus
Bethany Collins
Maureen Connolly-Hersh
Jasmine Dadlani
Krupali Desai
Kajal Dongre
Disha Dua
Ilene Dube
Latoya Edwards
Thara Ellsworth
Skyler Frankel
Doreen Garelick
Samhita Ghosh
Seema Ghosh
Elane Gutterman
Melissa Hager
Ava Hamilton
Kieran Hamilton
Kerri Hamm

Carol Herts
Gina Holland
Manasvini Ippili
Sreya None Jonnalagadda
Margaret Kalvar
Sree Kandula
Siri Karanala
Christina Kim
Steven Kim
Heidi Kleinman
Anika Kapoor
Tanvee Kulkarni
Renee Kumar
Julia Kundu
Ruth Kusner Potts
Megan Lee
Sabrina Liding
Peter Ligeti
Dan Luchansky
Vardhan Madadas
Kavitha
Rashad Malik Davis
Srujana Mallem
Kamna Mamidyala
Aarti Mantri
Gazal Mathur
Sherin Mattappallil
Rachel McGravey
Samika Mehra
Sanya Mehra
Ann Marie Miller
Sue Mitrano
Anika Mittal
Chris Mittendorf
Yomna Mohammed
Andrew Morris
Jeff Nathanson
Zia Ostawal
Shreya Panisetty
Alexandra Paskhaver

Mary Paskhaver
Arushi Patel
Marysa Pratico
James Puglia
Navani Rachumallu
Kosha Ravani
Ellen Renee
Gail Rose
Ted Ross
Rishika Roy
Anna Rubenstein
Ansha Salokhe
Vidhi Sapru
Anusha Saran
Jessie Schadt
Barbara Schaeffer
Karen Schoenitz
Brahd Schwamy
Rooma Sehar
Sonali Shah
Shefali Shah Chong
Rachita
Steven Smith
Emily Sperling
Jamie Stump
Sai Pranav Theerthala
Sarasvathy TK
Katie Turk
Archana Vadivelu
Kristy Vahaviolos
Amitha Venkatesh
Saanya Vohra
Seema Vora
Gabriella Vovsi
Barbara Weinfield
Chloe Wolohan
Ivia Yavelow
Jennifer Yuan
Jennifer Yuan
Petty Zavetz

West Windsor Arts Center sends a sincere thank you to Chris Mittendorf, Maureen Connolly-Hersh, Zia Ostawal, Julia Kundu, Anika Kapoor, and all our volunteers for sharing their talents with West Windsor Arts Council and welcomes members of the community to join this vital team. For more information, visit www.westwindsorarts.org/volunteer.

The West Windsor Arts Council was established as an IRS designated 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization in 2002. The WWAC is not affiliated with any local, county, or state governmental agency. It has an independent volunteer board of trustees, and is registered as a charity with the State of New Jersey.