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Hanson volleyball joins family mission to support cancer patients
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Mitchell Daily Republic | Mitchell, South Dakota
— The Hanson High School volleyball team arrived at the Avera Cancer Institute in Mitchell earlier this month with more than just tote bags.
ADVERTISEMENT“It’s moments like these that remind our patients they are surrounded by communities that truly care,” said Kalli Mimmack, clinical manager at Avera Cancer Institute in Mitchell.
Submitted photoThe Hanson volleyball team joined two years ago, when head coach Doni Bridge reached out to make the team’s annual “Dig Pink” fundraiser more hands-on.
A closeup of the lime green cancer care bags delivered by the Moe family and Hanson High School volleyball team, each filled with items to comfort and support patients at the Avera Cancer Institute in Mitchell.
Submitted photoWhen the volleyball team makes its annual delivery to the Mitchell Cancer Institute, the visit includes more than a drop-off.