Greenfields Community Group are among seven winners in BBC Shropshire's Make A Difference awards.
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"There are so many people there who live in the area, in the community, who go to the local school, planted trees there," Ms Chetta said. Friday's awards were presented at the event held at The Anstice Memorial Hall in Madeley and shone a light on the everyday, unsung heroes who go that extra mile for others in their own community.
He picked up this year's Volunteer Award after tirelessly working to get funding to put on activities and trips for the youngsters who use the service.Image caption,Meresiders' Meerkats football team won the Fundraiser Award after their girls under 12s team raised more than £21,000 when a team member's dad fell terminally ill - ensuring the family could spend time together.
And the Together Award went to Val Edgley and Liz Bickford-Smith for their work running The Hub community centre in Newport.
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