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JACKSONVILLE, FL -- A year in the hospital. Another year before she could walk. And now, ten years later, this miracle girl and her mom are out helping others. They are the party queens at Dreams Come True.
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS, FL -- The birds will greet you on that long drive in to Keystone Heights. Moss blankets the trees. It is within this peace and quiet that Betty Zowarka saw a need.
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12 Who Care Community Service Awards were created over twenty years ago to celebrate those special people making a difference
in our communities through their selfless volunteer efforts.
By sharing these extraordinary stories, we hope to inspire
others to follow their lead.
JACKSONVILLE, FL -- Dorothy Thomas has been retired for years, but for her, volunteering has become a full-time job.
JACKSONVILLE, FL -- Cardiologist Gary Snyder has been healing hearts in Jacksonville for 30 years. And those who are less fortunate are singing his praises.
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Purpose:
- To honor individuals for their extraordinary deeds
- To encourage and inspire others
Qualifications:
- The individual must be 18 years of age or older
- The individual must be a resident of the First Coast
- The individual cannot be compensated for his or her deeds or service
Nomination Process
- Nominations will be accepted throughout the year
- Nominations must be made on a 12 Who Care nomination form and sent to:
12 Who Care, 1070 E. Adams St., Jacksonville, FL 32202
- Nominations must include a photograph of the nominee and two letters of recommendation from individuals other than family members.
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