City Accepting Nominations for the Annual Community Service Award

Published on August 28, 2019

PRESS RELEASE

 

 

 

August 28, 2019

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 Contact:

Ana Bagtas, 510-747-6883

abagtas@alamedaca.gov

 

City Accepting Nominations for the Sixth Annual Community Service Awards

 

Nominations are now open to recognize individuals, local nonprofit organizations and businesses for their exemplary dedication to community service and improving the common good of Alameda. The Community Service Awards nomination packet may be downloaded at https://tinyurl.com/2019serviceawards. Nominations may come from anyone in the community and must be e-mailed to abagtas@alamedaca.gov no later than 5:00 p.m. on Friday, September 20, 2019. Nominations are being accepted for the following eight categories:

  1. Community Service Jim Franz Lifetime Achievement Award

  2. Community Service Volunteer of the Year Award 

  3. Community Service Individual Award

  4. Community Service Non-Profit Board Member Award

  5. Community Service Non-Profit Organization Award

  6. Community Service Youth Award

  7. Community Service Business Person Award

  8. Community Service Business Award

 

Mayor Marilyn Ezzy Ashcraft and the City of Alameda’s Social Service Human Relations Board will honor this year’s recipients at the Sixth Annual Community Service Awards Ceremony on Thursday, November 7, 2019, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Elks Lodge Ballroom, 2255 Santa Clara Avenue, Alameda. The awards ceremony is open to the public and is free of charge. Light dinner will be served. Since seating is limited, please reserve your seat by Friday, November 1, by going to: https://2019community-service-awards.eventbrite.com.

 

Community Service Awards recipients for the last five years are as follows:

 

2018

Joanne Robinson: Jim Franz Lifetime Achievement Award

Jerry Juhala: Volunteer of the Year Award

Linda Juhala, John Knox White: Individual Community Service Awards

Kari Thompson, Nonprofit Board Member Community Service Award

Alameda Food Bank: Nonprofit Organization Award

Michael Chen, Jacqueline Mitchell: Community Service Youth Awards

John Jacobs, Kent Rosenblum (posthumous): Business/Business Person Community Service Awards

 

2017

Honora Murphy: Lifetime Achievement Award

Don Sherratt, Kari Thompson: Volunteer of the Year Award

Janey Waring: Community Service Individual Award

Nancy Evans: Nonprofit Board Member Award

Friends of the Alameda Animal Shelter: Nonprofit Organization Award

Emily Chan, Lily Conable, Ken Der, Ja'Nylah Johnson: Community Service Youth Awards      

Lauren Zimmerman Cook, Kelly Lux: Business/Business Person Awards

 

2016

Joyce Denyven: Lifetime Achievement Award

Juelle-Ann Boyer: Volunteer of the Year Award

Jill Gorman: Community Service Individual Award

Ed Kofman: Nonprofit Board Member Award

Alameda Boys and Girls Club: Nonprofit Organization Award

Derek Au and Mary Carmen Reid: Community Service Youth Awards

Kate Pryor-Tucker’s Super Creamed Ice Cream and Faction Brewery:

Business/Business Person Awards

 

2015

Ginny Krutilek: Lifetime Achievement Award    
Audrey Lord-Hausman: Volunteer of the Year Award             
Vickie Smith: Community Service Individual Award    
Marian Williams: Nonprofit Board Member Award        
Alameda Family Services: Nonprofit Organization Award

Deanna Chu and Julian Aguilar: Community Service Youth Awards

A Special Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to the family of Niel Tam 1945-2015, in recognition of his lifetime of dedication and service to the City and citizens of Alameda.

 

2014

Judge Richard Bartalini: Lifetime Achievement Award           
Kathy Moehring: Volunteer of the Year Award 
Sean Cahill: Community Service Individual Award     
Bill Sonneman: Nonprofit Board Member Award          
Girls Inc. of the Island City: Nonprofit Organization Award

Brandon Do and Lavell Calloway: Community Service Youth Awards

A Special Lifetime Achievement Award was presented honoring Hadi Monsef 1933-2014, for his lifetime of dedication and service to the City and citizens of Alameda.

 

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