Who would you like to give a little cheer to - and why?

It's wonderful how many 'ordinary' people do such extraordinary things for others.
My dad was one of those; honourable, with great compassion, he too was a civil servant in the then Rhodesia and started a service whereby he and his team taught indigenous black farmers, proper farming skills, arranged loans for seed and tractors etc and achieved so much over all the years he did this job. He was meant to have received an OBE for his service to the country but it was 1965 when the Rhodesian Government declared UDI so it didnt happen. If anyone deserved to be acknowledged for his dedication, committment and hard work for the upliftment of poorer communities, my dad did!

I would like to give a cheer to all the people on committees who work hard to keep the wheels turning in countless groups throughout the country. Usually unacknowledged and unappreciated. Often stuck in the position permanently because no-one else will offer to take over. Sometimes even abused by their members, they give up their time and energy so that others can enjoy their sports, choirs, lunch clubs, pensioners’ groups, etc.
Please give them a word of appreciation.

For all the servicemen and women, paramedics, firemen/women, NHS and police in our country who keep us safe and well but most of all alive! Also for their families who are the 'silent partners and children' and sometimes have to suffer hardships, especially the husbands, wives and children of service people, who have to 'pack up and leave', sometimes with very little notice, leaving friends, schools, jobs, doctors, dentists, hospital appointments and even hairdressers (yes, this can be important!) or worse, waiting at home while partner spends 6 months in a war zone! Thank you to you all!