Holly Huff

Elyria, Ohio

Holly Huff has taken a lead-citizen role in helping our Administration transform the City of Elyria. She has a history of not just bringing issues to our attention, but also bringing solutions to turn those issues that turn them into opportunities. Whether it’s binding together individuals from her neighborhood into a united Watch, or organizing volunteers to reform the properties of demolished houses into beautiful, fruitful community gardens, Holly Huff continues to go above and beyond to make the City of Elyria a better place to live.

The Hunger Center

Euclid, Ohio

The Euclid Hunger Center is a non-profit (501c3) organization that exists for the sole purpose of providing quality food staples and grocery items for needy Euclid residents.

A small army of dedicated volunteers, led by a part-time manager with assistance from a part-time bookkeeper, raise funds, pick up purchased and donated food from the Cleveland Foodbank and several other sites, sort those items and distribute them twice weekly from Room 17 at Shore Cultural Center, 291 E 222nd Street, Euclid.

Kevon Smith

Euclid, Ohio

Pet Pals

Euclid, Ohio

Beth Elersich

Euclid, Ohio

Dana Heil

Euclid, Ohio

Mac Stephens

Euclid, Ohio

Dr. Mark Harlow

Rapid City, South Dakota

We will be honoring Dr. Mark Harlow for his dedication to many different organizations within this community including his work with the Cornerstone Rescue Mission as well as the Special Olympics. His compassion and unselfish devotion to so many make him very worthy of this honor.

Associated Bank – Phil Flynn

Green Bay, Wisconsin

Phil is awarded the “Investment in the Business Community Award” which is given to a partner in the Green Bay business community who has helped to build a more resilient community, diverse workplace, and create a more stable future for us all.

Steve Vanden Avond

Green Bay, Wisconsin

Steve is awarded the “Government Relations Award” to honor his extraordinary contributions to the advancement, quality and effectiveness of government relations for the good of the Greater Green Bay Area.

Ned and Lindsay Dorf

Green Bay, Wisconsin

Ned and Linsay were given the “Environmental Sustainability Award”. This award is given to an individual, business or organization that demonstrates environmental leadership, has innovative best practices, and further contributes to the vision of the City of Green Bay being the greenest, healthiest, and most livable city in the nation.

Jonathan & Patricia Olson

Green Bay, Wisconsin

Jonathon and Patricia were given the “Residential Urban Renewal Award”. This award is given to an individual or group of individuals who have revitalized substandard, decadent or blighted open areas for residential purposes.

Bob & Pat Borucki

Green Bay, Wisconsin

Bob and Pat were given the “Advancement of Literacy Award” This award is given to an individual or group of individuals who have made significant contributions to combating illiteracy because reading and success are inextricably linked. And, those who read well and widely throughout their lifetimes are much more likely to achieve success and satisfaction in life.

Preble High School

Green Bay, Wisconsin

The school was given the “Individual Community Youth Leadership Award” – youth that demonstrates out-standing service to the City of Green Bay Wisconsin.

Amy Cook

Milton, Vermont

Annette Preiss

Milton, Vermont

Louis Mossey III

Milton, Vermont

William Kaigle

Milton, Vermont

Gisela Alpert

Milton, Vermont

Diane Tanner

Milton, Vermont

Emily Williams

Milton, Vermont

Carmen Santos, O’Fallon community

O’Fallon, Missouri

Carol Fears, Volunteer Services Department – O’Fallon City Hall

O’Fallon, Missouri

Carol offers her assistance at O’Fallon City Hall in the Volunteer Services Department where she assists with an array of tasks, both routine and event-driven. It is she who tallies all volunteer hours and updates the record books. Carol also creates and maintains special event files, archives newspaper articles, files professional publications, maintains a list of current inventories, and prepares packets and materials for volunteer orientations. Her organizational skills are deeply valued, as her efforts allow staff to focus on coordinating support for national service days, city-sponsored concerts, holiday activities, and other programs. On weekends, Carol can be found at Assumption Church in the hospitality area before and after services, as well as at funeral luncheons offering her assistance, comfort and support to bereaved families.

Carol truly exemplifies extraordinary community service through her active participation in helping others and through the unparalleled support she provides to the community of O’Fallon. Carol is an extraordinary woman.

MAGI: Massillon Area Greenways, Inc.

Massillon, Ohio

Henry Aegerter

Massillon, Ohio

Dr. Charles Paquelet

Massillon, Ohio