Joe Raup, a volunteer with Big Brothers Big Sisters of The Bridge of Lycoming County, recently received the “Everyday Hero” award from Woodlands Bank. Raup has been a Big with the Big Brothers Big Sisters program for three decades and has been matched with four Littles over that time span. He has been involved with the program in Williamsport area since 2017. Of 19 nominees, Raup was one of four recipients of the “Everyday Hero” award. Big Brothers Big Sisters of The Bridge also received a $2,000 donation from Woodlands Bank. Shown, first photo, from left: Sharon Nevill, program specialist, Big Brothers Big Sisters of The Bridge of Lycoming County; Glenn Griswold, Lycoming County Children & Youth and program supervisor, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lycoming County; Richard Saylor, advisory board president, Big Brother Big Sisters of The Bridge of Lycoming County; Joe Raup, award recipient; Wala Tillman, program specialist, Big Brother Big Sisters of The Bridge of Lycoming County; Jenna Sargent, program manager, Big Brother Big Sisters of The Bridge. Shown in the second photo: John Conklin, president and CEO, Woodlands Bank; Joe Raup, award recipient. Big Brothers Sisters of The Bridge is a program of Catholic Social Services of The Diocese of Scranton. For information about volunteer opportunities, visit www.bbbsnepa.org or call (570) 433-3193.