El Paso Family Honored with Volunteer Award for Lifelong Service

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The Cisneros family from El Paso, consisting of Oscar, Yolanda, and Adrian, will be recognized as the Volunteer Family of the Year at the Texas Governor’s Mansion next week. Their dedication to volunteering stems from their experience with their late son, Alex, who passed away from leukemia at age seven. Inspired by the support they received during his hospital stays, the family has been actively involved with Creative Kids, helping other children cope with their fears and build confidence through art. The award highlights their commitment to honoring Alex's legacy and the impact of volunteerism in the community. The recognition ceremony will take place next week, where 42 recipients will be celebrated for their service.
Key Details: • Cisneros family to receive the Volunteer Family of the Year Award next week at the Texas Governor’s Mansion. • Alex Cisneros, who passed away from leukemia, inspired the family's volunteer work with Creative Kids. • The family has been volunteering for over 18 years, helping children process emotions through art. • A room at Creative Kids has been renamed in memory of Alex. • The Governor’s Volunteer Awards are the highest state recognition for volunteer service.