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Now Taking Hero Nominations!

Got Heroism? Red Cross Seeks Nominations for “Everyday Heroes”

Nominations are currently being accepted for the Livingston County Chapter of the American Red Cross’ “Everyday Heroes.” The nomination period will remain open until June 23, 2014. 

Submissions will be accepted from the community at large for recognition of Livingston County residents that either saved or greatly impacted a life or lives. Award nomination forms must be completed in full and returned to the Red Cross office either in person, via fax, or email by the close of business June 23, 2014.

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“Contrary to what Hollywood may believe, not all heroes wear capes. They walk quietly through our neighborhoods, they work in local offices and schools, and they go the extra mile serving and protecting our community,” said Renee Wyatt, Executive Director of the Livingston County Chapter of the American Red Cross. “From helping a neighbor to saving a stranger, we want to hear, honor, and celebrate those stories of everyday heroism that make Livingston County such a special place.” 

The categories are: 

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-Adult Good Samaritan Hero 

-Youth/Child Good Samaritan Hero

-Workplace Heroes 

-First Responder Heroes 

-Blood Services Heroes 

-Animal Heroes 

-Clara Barton Humanitarian Award 

-Mabel Boardman Spirit Award 

For a full description of each award, along with criteria and a nomination form please contact your local American Red Cross at (517) 546-0326. You can stop by the chapter to pick a nomination form M-F 9:00-5:00. The Selection Committee will review all nominations and make selections of 2014 Heroes to be recognized at the “Everyday Heroes” Celebration on September 25th, 2014.





 

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