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Henry Winkler and His Daughter Zoe Receive Children’s Charity Honor

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February 24, 2020
Henry and Zoe Winkler

Henry Winkler and his daughter Zoe received Generation Awards from the nonprofit organization Westside Infant-Family Network for their philanthropy and support of vulnerable families. The “Barry” star, who had dyslexia as a child, accepted the WIN’s Leadership award for his work in helping children with learning differences.

“I am overwhelmed to be honored here today along with my daughter, Zoe, who has done so much good for the world. The passion and heart she has displayed in providing dignity and humanity to families devastated at the U.S./Mexico border is one of my proudest moments as a father,” Winkler said. Zoe is the co-founder of This is About Humanity, which supports separated families.

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