Packers recognize outstanding volunteers with Packers Give Back awards at Lambeau Field

The Green Bay Packers honored 10 Green Bay Packers Give Back on Friday, Nov. 17, with a luncheon in the Legends Club inside the Lambeau Field Atrium.The recipients were recognized for their work in the community, with each one receiving a $2,000 grant for his/her nonprofit group. “The Packers are proud to honor these inspiring role models,” said Packers President/CEO Mark Murphy. “Our community is a better place because of their dedication as volunteers for local organizations.” Funded by Green Bay Packers Give Back and NFL Foundation, the Packers Give Back Award recognizes outstanding volunteers within the state of Wisconsin. Nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations nominated outstanding volunteers who demonstrate leadership, dedication and a commitment to bettering their communities through volunteerism. The volunteers are not compensated for their services. The winners of the 2017 Green Bay Packers Give Back Awards and their affiliations are as follows: Pam Acerbi of Kenosha – Shalom Center of the Interfaith Network of Kenosha County Father Ken DeGroot, O. Praem., of De Pere – Casa ALBA Melanie Hispanic Community Resource Center of Green Bay Becky Fickel of Appleton – St. Vincent de Paul Appleton Linda Haag of Green Bay – Bethesda Lutheran Communities Inc., Watertown Lynn Maglio of Milwaukee – Aurora Healing & Advocacy Services, Milwaukee Patrick Mickelsen of Nashotah –Turkey Club, Nashotah Megan Ninnemann of Wausau – Peyton’s Promise, Weston Kallie Pleuss of Tomah – Neighbor for Neighbor, Inc., Tomah Barb Schweig of Couderay – Hayward Community Food Shelf Inc., Hayward DuWayne Wieck of Plymouth – Camo Quilt Project; Franklin American Legion Post 387, Plymouth Please visit www.packers.com/community/ for more information about the Green Bay Packers Give Back Award.

Packers recognize outstanding volunteers with Packers Give Back awards at Lambeau Field

Packers President/CEO Mark Murphy addressed attendees, thanked recipients at event