Good ‘Burger Awards showcase St. Pete’s storm heroes

St. Petersburg, FLLocal News

The 12th annual Good ‘Burger Awards took place in St. Petersburg, Florida, celebrating individuals and organizations that have significantly contributed to rebuilding efforts following two recent hurricanes. Over 600 locals gathered for the event, which was led by Chris Steinocher, the CEO of the St. Petersburg Area Chamber of Commerce. He highlighted how community support is vital in overcoming the adversities faced by residents in the aftermath of natural disasters.

The awards honored those who exemplified bravery and resilience, with inspirational stories shared that underscored the power of local heroes. Participants were encouraged to continue fostering collaboration and support for one another in future challenges. This annual event not only recognizes outstanding contributions but also serves to strengthen community bonds. The Good ‘Burger Awards demonstrate how collective action can inspire and uplift a community facing adversity. The event reinforces a message of hope and solidarity, vital for recovery and resilience in St.

Petersburg.

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