RBRO recently received a letter from the Columbia Daily Tribune informing us that the Intersection core group had been nominated by Dana Battison, the founder of the Intersection, for the Hero Award. The Hero Awards are intended to recognize outstanding volunteers in the community. The nominees are all invited to a reception, which our five core leaders will be attending later this month. Seven of these nominees are then are chosen as winners and will be awarded $400 for their organization. We are all very excited about the nomination and are so proud of the volunteers who frequent the Intersection.
By Kelsey Harper
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Intersection core group nominated for Hero Award
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