2024 National Philanthropy Day
NATIONAL PHILANTHROPY DAY CHAPTER AWARDS
For the first-time ever, we are launching AFP South Sound's National Philanthropy Day Awards.
A special and unique opportunity to celebrate and recognize individuals in our local AFP South Sound community that are doing exemplary work to help our community be the best it can be. Local AFP chapters across the globe have an annual event on November 15, and we are excited to participate this year.
The goal of our National Philanthropy Day celebration is to highlight the meaningful work of individuals in our region and to shine a light on those who are leading by example in our community.
We are excited to shine a light on this year’s awardees:
- Amazing Unsung Hero – Teri Moore (Moore Philanthropic Services)
- IDEA Champion – Kelly Brickhouse and Tamar Jackson (Workforce Central and Pierce County Community Engagement Taskforce)
- Outstanding Change Maker – Carrie Holden (Boys and Girls Clubs of South Puget Sound)
- GRIT Award – Dr. Kimberly Keith (Hilltop Artists)
- Heart of Gold – Jill Rose (Amara)
* Please Save the Date for November 15, 2024, when we will celebrate our awardees in style. The event will take place at Tacoma Community College’s Art Gallery, Building 4, from 5 pm to 6:30 pm.
Nominations closed on October 15. We have four Award Categories and Criteria:
Amazing Unsung Hero
Impact: Demonstrated significant contributions to their organization or community, often behind the scenes, without seeking recognition
Dedication: Shows unwavering commitment to philanthropic efforts and community service
Inspiration: Inspires others through their actions and dedication, fostering a culture of giving
Longevity: Has a sustained history of involvement and service, making a consistent impact over time
Support for Philanthropy: Actively advances the importance and impact of philanthropy by raising awareness of its value and encouraging others to get involved
IDEA Champion
Innovation: Exhibits creativity in promoting Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access (IDEA) initiatives within their organization or community
Advocacy: Actively advocates for marginalized or underrepresented groups, driving change and awareness
Collaboration: Builds partnerships and alliances to further IDEA efforts and create inclusive spaces
Measurable Outcomes: Demonstrates tangible results or improvements in IDEA-related initiatives, showcasing effective strategies and practices
Support for Philanthropy: Actively advances the importance and impact of philanthropy by raising awareness of its value and encouraging others to get involved
Outstanding Change Maker
Leadership: Demonstrates exceptional leadership in driving meaningful change within their community or organization
Vision: Articulates a clear vision for social impact and has implemented strategies to achieve that vision
Engagement: Engages and mobilizes others to take action, fostering community involvement and participation
Sustainability: Develops sustainable solutions that create lasting impact, addressing root causes of issues
Support for Philanthropy: Actively advances the importance and impact of philanthropy by raising awareness of its value and encouraging others to get involved
GRIT Award
Perseverance: Exhibits resilience and determination in overcoming challenges to achieve their goals.
Tenacity: Shows a strong commitment to their mission, continuing to push forward despite obstacles or setbacks
Innovation: Finds creative solutions to difficult problems, demonstrating adaptability and resourcefulness
Impact: Creates significant positive change in their community or organization through their persistent efforts
Support for Philanthropy: Actively advances the importance and impact of philanthropy by raising awareness of its value and encouraging others to get involved
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