September 2019 Home Town Hero Award
Two of our own have received the “Hometown Hero” award from the JRM Foundation. Lee Hammett in 2017, and Rhonda Cheatham in 2019.
Brightest Star
Elizabeth Fields, and original CDT Board Member and past Secretary Treasurer was honored in 2018 as one of the top three (3) Brightest Stars in Idaho. Elizabeth was chosen in the individual category, and is a most deserving honoree for her work in creating the process of serving hot meals to 6,000 people each winter…
Elizabeth Fields Recognized
Our very own Elizabeth Fields was nominated for and finished in the top three for Individual Brightest Star award in Boise on January 19th. She was surprised to make the final three, but we were not! She is pictured below with Lt. Gov. Brad Little. Volunteers across Idaho were honored at the Idaho Brightest Stars…
Governor’s Commission Recognizes CDT
On November 13th, the Community Dinner Table was honored as one of the top 3 “volunteer “organizations” in Idaho. Serve Idaho, the Governor’s Commission on Service and Volunteerism, is a division of the Idaho Department of Labor. Serve Idaho encourages volunteerism and service throughout Idaho. Pictured here (L to R) are Gov. Butch Otter,…
Zonta Honors Debbie Hammett
Debbie Hammett’s voice is filled with tenderness and enthusiasm and her eyes light up as she talks about the “Kid’s Korner™” of the Community Dinner Table. The Blackfoot Club of Zonta International presented a yellow rose to Hammett in June in recognition of her contribution to the community through her work at the “Kid’s…