December Volunteer of the Month: Radeyah Ali


Volunteer of the Month: Radeyah Ali!

R.H. Ali has been published in numerous Anthologies including Wonderstruck, Random Acts of Kindness and Today, Tomorrow, Always. She adores reading and writing almost every genre and she is currently working on her first full length novel, ‘Amulet’. Her love for writing is displayed on her Facebook Author Page, (R.H.Ali) and her blog, (Exploring the Mind). R.H. Ali has recently started her own BookTube, (Exploring Books 2.0), dedicated to her passion for reading and writing books. She lives in the beautiful island of Trinidad located in the Caribbean where she lives with her family. 


A message from the RRSMS Team:



Kate: Since we've met, we've become close. I consider you one of my very dear friends. I am so happy that you have joined the RRSMS team. You are truly an asset and I don't know what I'd do without your support and friendship. Thank you for everything that you do!

Andrea: Radeyah you do a phenomenonal job co-running the Instagram account! Your time and effort are greatly appreciated! Thank you!

Keleigh: Radeyah, thank you for running the Instagram with me! I couldn't do it without you! 

Sandy: Keep up the great work Radeyah! You do so much for RRSMS!!  :) thank you

Aisling: Thank you for all of the awesome work you do for RRSMS Radeyah!

Lori: Great job on the instagram work and keep it up

Gina: Thank you for all that you do. You are a wonderful person 

Heather: Thanks for joining the team! You do a good job.

Renee: Thank you so much for your hard work! We are not just a team but a family and you are a valuable member

Armina: Radeyah-thanks so much for all the work you put in. Glad you're here, you're an excellent addition to our team. :)

Twinkle: Thank you Radeyah for being a part of the RRSMS family and all the hard work you put-in. Glad you're part of the team :) :)

Sid: Radeyah,
Thank you so much for your hard work. We greatly appreciate it. Your effort is valued and you're wonderful to work with.

Melissa: Dear Radeyah, 
Thank you so much for all you do for RRSMS!!! It's a pleasure having you for a teammate!!! Congratulations on becoming an attorney!!!

Colleen: Congrats on being Volunteer of the Month! Thank you for all of your hard work!

Jen: Thank you for all you do. It is very much appreciated. Keep up the hard work!


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