Longest-tenured Arizona Red Cross volunteer Betty Grenig dies, age 101
On Wednesday, April 19th, the American Red Cross announced the death of Betty Grenig, a 101-year-old volunteer who started serving at the age of 17.
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On Wednesday, April 19th, the American Red Cross announced the death of Betty Grenig, a 101-year-old volunteer who started serving at the age of 17.
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The Southeastern Produce Council kicked off a morning of educational sessions with “The Prime Directive: Food Waste & Nutrition Insecurity.” Hosting the conversation was moderator Pete Pearson, global initiative lead of food circulatory at the World Wildlife Fund, who set an important tone for the morning reminding the audience that an estimated 30-40 percent of food goes to waste and represents the largest category of material placed in landfills.