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Tampa Bay Lightning Community Heroes: Dana Brown and Sarah Rodenberry

Tampa Bay Lightning Community Heroes: Dana Brown and Sarah Rodenberry
Tampa Bay Lightning Community Heroes: Dana Brown and Sarah Rodenberry
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TAMPA, Fla. — At every home game, the Tampa Bay Lightning honors a local person or nonprofit working to make an impact in our community.

During the game on April 13, the Lightning honored a dynamic duo who are using their sweet friendship to inspire others.

WATCH: Tampa Bay Lightning Community Heroes: Dana Brown and Sarah Rodenberry

Tampa Bay Lightning Community Heroes: Dana Brown and Sarah Rodenberry

Dana Brown and Sarah Rodenberry met through the Best Buddies Program.

Best Buddies is a nonprofit that helps people with intellectual or developmental disabilities make social connections with people without disabilities and promotes inclusivity.

To help make sure the program continues its impactful mission, Sarah and Dana were awarded a $50,000 grant.


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