Chandler Chamber: Nominations sought for community awards
Nominations are open through March 7 for the 38th annual Chandler Chamber Community Awards.
Courtesy of Chandler Chamber of Commerce
Nominations are open through March 7 for the 38th annual Chandler Chamber Community Awards.
The Chamber requests the public's input in picking this year's winners, according to a news release.
A banquet event will celebrate the best businesses, educators and public servants in the East Valley, with awards that cover several categories. All of the winners will be celebrated on a stage.
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Nominations are open through March 7 for the 38th annual Chandler Chamber Community Awards.
The Chamber requests the public's input in picking this year's winners, according to a news release.
A banquet event will celebrate the best businesses, educators and public servants in the East Valley, with awards that cover several categories. All of the winners will be celebrated on a stage.
Educator of the Year
Honoring an outstanding CUSD teacher. Chandler Chamber Community Foundation Scholarships: $2,500 towards tuition & fees at Chandler-Gilbert Community College
James R. Snedigar Public Service Award
For a city of Chandler public safety employee who goes above and beyond the call of duty.
Micro, small, medium, and large businesses of the year
For outstanding businesses that have provided significant contributions not only to the Chandler Chamber but to the entire Chandler community.
Veterans' Advocate of the Year
For a business that has made valiant efforts to support veterans of the U.S. armed forces.
Know someone who deserves some recognition? Nominations are open until Friday, March 7. Learn more and make nominations at this link.
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