City Seeks Nominations for Youth Honoring Kindness, Respect, and Growth with SWAGGAR Awards

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Bloomington city officials have announced the opening of nominations for the SWAGGAR Awards, which honor local youth for their kindness and respect. The nomination period begins on Tuesday, May 7, 2025, at 3:42 PM local time, allowing community members to recognize students making a positive impact. Andrew Shannon, who advocates for youth initiatives in Bloomington, highlighted the significance of celebrating young individuals who contribute to community growth. This initiative not only acknowledges achievements but also encourages personal development among students. The awards are part of a broader effort by the city to foster a supportive environment for youth.

Local schools and organizations are encouraged to participate in the nomination process to ensure a diverse representation of candidates. The SWAGGAR Awards aim to inspire other young people to engage in acts of kindness and respect. As the event approaches, the community is eager to see the nominees who will be celebrated for their contributions.

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