ABC 7 received many nominations in April for the 4th annual "7 Who Care" public service program that recognizes outstanding Suncoast volunteers.
After reviewing the heart-warming submissions, a panel of judges selected this year's class of honorees, who will be announced each weeknight on air at 5:30 p.m. until Aug. 7.
ABC 7 celebrated the winners at an awards luncheon at Michael's On East on July 30. "Our seven honorees personify the spirit of volunteerism and have made invaluable contributions to the Suncoast community," said Jeff Benninghoff, VP of Broadcast and General Manager, ABC 7.
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