The Give Good awards foundation of Snoqualmie Valley announce this year’s nominees
February 9, 2013
By Contributed
The GIVE GOOD Awards Foundation of Snoqualmie Valley released its 2013 nominees Feb. 8, announcing the names of 34 community members and one entire school body who represent the foundation’s mission of “Recognizing and celebrating those that inspire others,” according to a press release.
Following are the categories and the nominees:
ARTS: Sue Korol, Aria Vickers, Nick Mardon, Michelle Dutton
BUSINESS: DMW Martial Arts, Down to Earth Photography, Boxley’s Place, Carnation Farmers Market
COURAGE: Peggy Fursman (Posthumously), PJ Duvall
EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE: Nancy Baker, MSHS TEALS Team – JuanPablo Jofre, Steve Hollasch, Charles Parker, Hani Khoshdel-Nikhoo
YOUTH ADVOCATE: Curtis Lily
PARENT VOLUNTEER: Cathy Renner, Lori Hollasch, Deanna Pleasants Haverfield
INSPIRATIONAL YOUTH: Noah Riffe, Snoqualmie Valley Middle School Student Body, Keenan Fagan
TEEN SPIRIT: Caleb Salmon, Amber Boyce, Conner Skylstad
UNSUNG HERO: Richard Terbrueggen, Nancy White, Sandy Mount, Jan Van Liew, Julie Blaskovich
SPIRIT OF THE VALLEY: Bev Jorgensen, Donna Padilla, Kelly Stokesbary
Recognizing inspirational people and highlighting the hard work invested into making our community a great place to live, “the GIVE GOOD awards aim to celebrate the everyday heroes, outstanding citizens, youth, businesses, and organizations with a red carpet event that will be held on March 1, 2013 at 6:30 PM at Church on the Ridge in Snoqualmie, WA”, says Angela Craig, president of the GIVE GOOD foundation.
Along with recognizing the magnificent moments of the awardees’ achievements that will inspire others to get involved, the GIVE GOOD awards plan to highlight local charities, local school programs, and other fantastic community organizations during the red carpet event.
Learn more at www.givgood.org or www.facebook.com/www.givgood.org.
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