2022 Health Care Heroes: Paramedic John Sylvester expands his community outreach

Hennepin Healthcare paramedic John Sylvester helped launch in 2018 the health system's annual Sock Drive to provide warm clothes for people experiencing homelessness in Minnesota's harsh winters. In 2021, he added to his philanthropic efforts.

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