Semaine nationale du bénévolat, du 27 avril au 3 mai 2025

24 avril 2025

L’existence de CanBoat / NautiSavoir dépend grandement de l’engagement remarquable de bénévoles dévoués.  Je tiens à remercier chacun d’entre eux pour leur précieux apport. Ensemble, nous devons manifester notre gratitude envers ces bénévoles qui nous entourent. Les membres s’impliquent selon leurs disponibilités, que ce soit quelques heures ou même plusieurs centaines d’heures. Chaque minute compte et chaque contribution est appréciée. Nous devons également montrer notre gratitude envers les bénévoles qui, bien qu’ils ne soient pas membres, s’impliquent parfois dans la vie de notre organisation. Il paraitrait même que les employés du bureau national y contribuent, allant au-delà de leur description de tâche lorsque les mandats l’exigent.

Merci à tous.

Lise Blais-Huot

Commandante en Chef de CanBoat / NautiSavoir

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