Henley receives award for service
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SIOUX FALLS — Following an unprecedented year of disaster response and major milestones in home fire preparedness, the American Red Cross in Eastern South Dakota held its annual meeting on June 19.
Volunteers were recognized for extraordinary work in their communities through the Red Cross, including Charlotte Henley of Huron, who received the Living the Mission award.
Henley has been a volunteer with the American Red Cross for 14 years. She is a leader in her community of Huron and her engagement spans across multiple lines of service within the Red Cross. She is a first aid and CPR instructor, a disaster responder, and also serves as a caseworker to assist families in their recovery process following a disaster such as a home fire or severe storm.
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