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Input: While I was a student i had a part time job at this charity as a carer for kids with disabilities. We had a new project that was being developed and I was very excited to get the role of project coordinator. The project was set up to last a year, but about half way through I finished uni and qualified as a nurse. I had planned to continue my part time job while working full time just to see the project to completion, but unfortunately this would beach the terms of my new nursing contact (couldn't work for any other care company). I handed in my resignation but stayed on as a volunteer to see the project to completion,  help them bid for another years funding and train my successor. At first I was still coming in every week (we were only open one day a week any way) but as I got busier and busier in my new role I started coming less and less. The project finished in December (though it was successfully renewed for another year) and I haven't been in since then. I said I would still pop by and help out every now and then but I've been very busy with work and somehow it's now march and I still haven't been in. 

Late December I found out they nominated me for a young leaders award for my continued support as a volunteer. Today I got a message saying that tickets for the award ceremony had arrived, and would I come and collect them or did they need to post them. I'm not actually working the day they want me to collect them, but... It's my only day off, if I pop in I'll feel obliged to stay and help out, and I feel like an aashole for not collecting them. Especially because the award was for my continued voluntary service, which has now basically stopped since I got the award. I didn't plan it that way, and honestly I think I'd feel less guilty if they haven't given me an award at all. 

Would I be an asshole if I let them post the tickets, collect my award then essentially wish them well but cut ties (and no longer continue to visit to help out). It's too late to nominate someone else for the award. Out should I suck it up and continue to occasionally help out and visit for a few more months so it doesn't look like my leaving is coinciding with collecting my award?

not showing up in person to collect tickets to an award ceremony I was nominated for and cut ties with my ex workplace