Community Champion Awards 2023

Nominate a Community Champion! Nominations Open January 1, 2023 through February 20, 2023

The Community Champion Awards is an awards program sponsored by the Dublin Chamber Civic Foundation and Dublin City Schools that honors students and staff of the Dublin City School District. These awards aim to nurture young citizens who engage in society through leadership and service, and honor students and staff of Dublin City Schools who exemplify the best of volunteerism, character, leadership, and a sense of caring and responsibility for others. These are individuals who go above and beyond and exemplify what it means to be a good role model for the community.

Nominations will be open Jan. 1-Feb. 20, 2023. Click here to nominate a student or staff member.

Senior scholarship form is available here. Deadline to submit is Feb. 20, 2023.

 

Congratulations to the 2022 CCA senior scholarship honorees! 

Coffman High School Senior Scholarship Honorees

Bryan Li, Evan Jajack, Kaia Oshida, and Nate Johnson

Jerome High School Senior Scholarship Honorees

Caroline Gross, Krutika Mishra, Nikhita Srikanth, and Divya Warrier

Scioto High School Senior Scholarship Honorees

Lillian (Mei) Harter, Matthew Howard, Spencer McClellan, and Autumn Smith

Congratulations to the following students in grades 1-11 who were selected to receive $100 in an Ohio BlackRock CollegeAdvantage 529 Plan.

London Steele, Kindergarten, Indian Run Elementary School

Sai Magathi Venugopal Sekargopi, 2nd Grade, Hopewell Elementary School

Leah Graham, 3rd Grade, Wyandot Elementary School

Luis (Tony) Flores Diaz, 4th Grade, Hopewell Elementary School

Gangotri Sadineni, 5th Grade, Abraham Depp Elementary School

Zain Dewani, 6th Grade, Karrer Middle School

Arya Hazelbaker, 7th Grade, Davis Middle School

Aubrey Hall, 8th Grade, Grizzell Middle School

Maxwell Imamura, 9th Grade, Jerome High School

Maximilian Wang, 10th Grade, Jerome High School

Chasen Kern, 11th Grade, Coffman High School

Also, congratulations to staff member Monica Rodenberg, the recipient of the $500 donation to the school project of choice.

Now in its 18th year, the Community Champion Awards has recognized more than 3,500 students and staff members and awarded more than $89,000 in savings bonds and scholarships with the support of business sponsors and private donors. Each Community Champion receives a limited-edition Community Champion Award medal. In addition, numerous seniors will receive a cash scholarship, one student in each grade K-11 will receive special recognition, and a Dublin City Schools staff member will have a $500 donation made in his/her name to a school project of choice. 

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Sponsor the Community Champion Awards
To make the Community Champion Awards a success year after year, community support is essential. Various sponsorship packages are available to local businesses that want to make a difference and increase their visibility in the community. If your business would like to sponsor the Community Champion Awards, call the Chamber at 614-889-2001.