Award Winners

2010 Pikes Peak Habitat for Humanity
Volunteer Award Winners

Millard Fuller Award: Art and Laurel Thorstensen

Husband-and-wife team, Art and Laurel, embody what it means to be Habitat volunteers. They are always available to lend a helping hand, whether it’s on the construction site or in a board meeting. We appreciate the consistent, often behind-the-scenes service they provide and their wonderful attitudes. They demonstrate leadership, going above and beyond the call of duty, and exemplify asking others to get involved.
 
Linda Fuller Award: Steve and Carol Reedy

Steve and Carol are such hard workers and are committed to Habitat and our partner families. We recognize their compassion and devotion to our Habitat partner families during and after their path to homeownership. One homeowner called Steve and Carol, who are always on the construction site, the “guardian angels of the neighborhood.”
 
Journeyman Award: Clark Land Surveying, Inc.

Russ Clark is ready and willing to do whatever is needed to keep Habitat running smoothly. Russ has made a long-term commitment to Habitat and performs vital behind-the-scenes work for our affiliate. We appreciate his dedication to Pikes Peak Habitat.
 
Volunteer Group of the Year: Cultured Singles

This group volunteers frequently at our Habitat construction site. Not only does Cultured Singles demonstrate outstanding construction ability, they also display spirit and devotion to building Habitat homes. They are dependable and appreciated very much by our construction supervisors.
 
Golden Hammer Award: Jeff Mawhirter

Jeff has been a dedicated volunteer for many years and has continued to increase his service. He is always willing to help in any way and wears many hats for Pikes Peak Habitat, including board president, IT guru, family partnership committee co-chair and so much more. Jeff displays leadership and conducts himself in a manner that is synonymous with the philosophy of Habitat for Humanity, both within and outside the organization.