HonoraryScoreboardKeeper

Minnesota United and Allina Health recognize the significance of active community involvement. We commend the participants and volunteers that dedicate their time, talents, and compassion to the hundreds of programs that help support our community. That's why, at every home game, we spotlight a community member for their exceptional contributions. Watch the pre-game video board to see who's being honored for making our shared community a better place to live and flourish.

Past Award Recipients
Past Award Recipients
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Christy Graham-Lush

Christy is a Provider Coordinator for Allina Health Orthopedics, the same team of physicians that have been providing expert care for our Loons for 10 amazing seasons in Major League Soccer! In addition to maintaining the schedule for more than 35 daily patients, Christy provides chart preparation, administration support and assists with communications to make sure the patient experience consistently goes above and beyond expectations.

Date Honored: July 25, 2026

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Sophia Hanks

Sophia is a Senior Research Finance Specialist at Allina Health who makes a meaningful impact both in her work and in the community. Through Allina’s employee volunteer program, she dedicates her time to organizations like Second Harvest Heartland, the Sanneh Foundation, and Keystone Community Services—helping tackle food insecurity, which impacts 1 in 5 Minnesota families. Sophia truly lives out the belief that caring for your neighbors matters—and that even a few hours of service can make a real difference.

Date Honored: May 23, 2026

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Sydney Hobart & Stacy Besonen

Sydney and Stacy lead community programs at Allina Health, including Change to Chill, a resource to help youth manage and improve their mental well-being. Through online tools and in‑person sessions in schools, across the community, and with local sports teams, including MNUFC Academy, they’re empowering young people with confidence, coping skills, and the courage to talk about mental health.

Date Honored: May 13, 2026

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Sue Davies-Polzine

Susan volunteers alongside her therapy dog, Luna, bringing comfort and smiles to patients and staff at Allina Health's Buffalo Hospital, the Penny George Institute, and the Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute. With her husband Tom working as a nurse at Buffalo Hospital, caring for others is a meaningful part of their family’s life. Susan says her favorite part of volunteering is seeing the positive impact Luna has, sharing that Luna takes her role very seriously while spreading joy, comfort, and calm wherever she goes.

Date Honored: May 10, 2026

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Bette-Jo Johnson

Bette‑Jo is an Academic Affiliations Specialist at Allina Health and a lifelong volunteer whose passion for service was shaped by her time in the Army and reinforced through years of community involvement. She regularly volunteers alongside colleagues and friends with organizations such as Every Day Meals, Feed My Starving Children, Face to Face, and global Methodist relief efforts—finding that the greatest rewards often come in the most unexpected moments.

Date Honored: April 25, 2026

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Meghan Holmes

Dr. Massaquoi is a board certified neurologist and the Chair of Neuroscience and Medical Director at Mercy and Unity Hospitals. A trailblazer in one of medicine’s most complex specialties, she leads the charge in protecting the brain – our control center for thought, movement, and memory. She is a champion for her patients, their families, and our communities. Her leadership inspires future generations to pursue their goals with confidence and purpose.

Date Honored: April 18, 2026

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Dr. Reyanna Massaquoi

Dr. Massaquoi is a board certified neurologist and the Chair of Neuroscience and Medical Director at Mercy and Unity Hospitals. A trailblazer in one of medicine’s most complex specialties, she leads the charge in protecting the brain – our control center for thought, movement, and memory. She is a champion for her patients, their families, and our communities. Her leadership inspires future generations to pursue their goals with confidence and purpose.

Date Honored: March 22, 2026

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Renee Hamdorf

Renee is a Heart Safe Specialist with Allina Health’s Emergency Medical Services, working with non-profit organizations including churches, schools, charities and small businesses to make AEDs accessible in public places across Minnesota. In addition, Renee teaches hands-only CPR and how to use AEDs to over 1,000 people each year. In honor of American Heart Month in February, Renee is honored to represent thousands of Allina Health and Allina Health Minneapolis Heart Institute employees in championing heart safety awareness and improving heart health.

Date Honored: February 28, 2026

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