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Tempe Community Council honors Don Carlos award winner

The Tempe Community Council has named Glynn Gilcrease the 40 th  recipient of the Don Carlos Humanitarian Award.

Glynn is being honored for his “extensive commitment and efforts to …

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Tempe Community Council honors Don Carlos award winner

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The Tempe Community Council has named Glynn Gilcrease the 40th recipient of the Don Carlos Humanitarian Award.

Gilcrease is being honored for his “extensive commitment and efforts to advocate for and support youth and children in Tempe and beyond,” according to a release.

A long-time Tempe resident, he has given more than 40 years of service and leadership to the Boys and Girls Clubs organization, the release stated.

His philanthropic efforts have supported Tempe Sister Cities’ international cultural programs and sponsored many youths in its student exchange program, according to the TCC.

“Glynn inspires and uplifts many through his doing whatever it takes for kids through his commitment care and never-ending service of others,” the release stated.

Gilcrease will be honored Wednesday, Sept. 27 at the SRP PERA Club along with:

Dsquared Homes for the  Homeless - TCC Impact Award.

Randy Dietrich - Volunteer Award.

Katie Ritchie - Young Humanitarian.

     

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