The ceremony celebrates and recognises the thousands of people across the country who selflessly give their time and talent to benefit others.
An Offaly girl is excited to be heading to the Volunteer Ireland Awards in Dublin.
Lexie Delaney from Edenderry is the only child among those shortlisted for the Campaigning & Awareness Raising award.
The ten year old has been helping the homeless for four years, by raising thousands of euro to buy much-needed supplies for different groups.
The ceremony celebrates and recognises the thousands of people across the country who selflessly give their time and talent to benefit others.
Lexie explains why she decided to start raising funds for the homeless:
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