Young Dundalk volunteer earns top nomination in Irish Red Cross National Awards
11-year-old Charlie Nordon is nominated for Young Volunteer Member of the Year
The Dundalk branch of the Irish Red Cross has earned a prestigious nomination in the national Irish Red Cross Volunteer Awards, underscoring the dedication and hard work of its volunteers.
Just 11 years of age and a member since he was only four, Charlie Nordon is nominated for Young Volunteer Member of the Year for his exceptional commitment and outstanding personal qualities.
Charlie always makes sure no one is left out and helps creates space for others.
Secretary General of the Irish Red Cross said: “Charlie is an amazing young man and contributes so much.
"He spends a huge amount of his free time helping others in the public and out and about in their communities through his selfless work for the Irish Red Cross.
“He deserves so much credit and we congratulate him for getting to the final stages of the Irish Red Cross Volunteer Awards.”