Throughout the three national lockdowns, people in this community have gone above and beyond to help others in Dacorum.
We asked The Gazette readers to tell this newspaper who their lockdown legends have been so we could help to share their good work.
Those who have touched the most lives in this area, include remarkable human beings that have been the back bone behind food banks, a charity providing a free breakfast and lunch club, and individuals who have been giving a helping hand, wherever they are needed.
In no particular order, here are some of your nominations for incredible people in Dacorum who have been making a big difference.
Those who have touched the most lives in this area, include remarkable human beings that have been the back bone behind food banks, a charity providing a free breakfast and lunch club, and individuals who have been giving a helping hand, wherever they are needed.
5. Phil Brown, DENS Day Centre
Phil has made a huge difference throughout the pandemic by helping people struggling with homelessness. Phil and Karen at the Day Centre have also provided around 5 nourishing, hand-cooked takeaway meals per day to safely feed those who need their help the most
6. Gemma Grace Thomas
At Christmas, Gemma organised donations to those less fortunate including gifts and food hampers. Zoe, who nominated Gemma, said: "She often looks out for other people but this was highly notable and she helped out a number of families for no other reason than just being a good person."
7. Roisin Gregory
Roisin Gregory from In the Frame Photography, set up a community acts of kindness campaign during lockdown and ensured people were recognised and gave out gifts.
8. The Whittaker family
Rebecca and her children created care packages containing hand cream, coffee, milk, tea bag, hot chocolate and biscuits. They were donated to bin men, carers, nursery staff, care home staff, nurses, the post man and delivery drivers.