KRON4's Kyla Grogan honored as Special Olympics Volunteer of the Year

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- KRON4 meteorologist Kyla Grogan was surprised Tuesday by being named Volunteer of the Year by Special Olympics Northern California. Grogan received the surprise recognition for her contributions to the organization, which include raising awareness and funds.

Grogan has been actively involved with Special Olympics Northern California, participating in various events and initiatives to support the athletes. Her efforts have included hosting events and even participating in a Polar Plunge to raise funds for the organization.

"You guys, you make my day, you make my year, you make my whole world right now," Grogan said upon receiving the award.

The Special Olympics Northern California expressed their appreciation for Grogan, stating, "We all love you. We all appreciate you."

Grogan will receive her Volunteer of the Year award at the upcoming Summer Games on June 27, where she will also serve as the emcee for the opening ceremony. The Summer Games will be held at Santa Clara University, and Grogan will be involved in live broadcasts throughout the event.

Grogan's involvement with Special Olympics began a few summers ago when she agreed to emcee the games, which has since developed into a strong relationship with the athletes and the organization.

KRON4 has been a significant supporter of Special Olympics Northern California, contributing to fundraising and awareness efforts.

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