She drives kids from shelters to school every day. The Circle made sure she got to Lumen Field
A woman who provides daily transportation for children living in shelters was recently recognized for her community service by KIRO host Gee Scott’s initiative, The Circle. To honor her commitment, the program arranged for her to attend an event at Lumen Field. The Circle was created to highlight and reward individuals who dedicate their lives to supporting others in their community.
When KIRO host Gee Scott launched The Circle, the goal was simple: recognize people who spend their lives showing up for others.
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