TAMPA, Fla. — At every home game, the Tampa Bay Lightning honors a local person or nonprofit making an impact in our community.
During the game on March 28, the Lightning honored a man fighting to protect abused and neglected children.
For six years, attorney Gil Singer has been a dedicated volunteer with Crossroads for Florida Kids.
He’s part of a team of attorneys who offer their time and expertise free of charge to protect children facing challenging circumstances.
For his incredible efforts, the Lightning awarded Singer a $50,000 grant to make sure the impactful work at Crossroads for Florida Kids continues.
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Anchor Deiah Riley has called Tampa Bay home for more than 15 years. As a mother of two, she knows the importance of a good education and finding affordable things for families to do. Reach out to Deiah with any education related stories or activities you think she needs to know about.
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