Kiwanis Club opens Citizen of the Year nominations

Edmonds, WALocal News

The Edmonds Kiwanis Club has opened nominations for its esteemed Citizen of the Year award for 2024, with a submission deadline of April 15. This annual recognition, now entering its 31st year, aims to spotlight individuals who have made significant contributions to the Edmonds community. Local residents are invited to nominate candidates whose efforts have positively impacted the lives of others, fostering a spirit of civic pride and engagement. The award serves as a reminder of the importance of community involvement and the difference one person can make. By celebrating local heroes, the Kiwanis Club strengthens the bonds within the community and encourages further contributions.

The initiative also highlights the ongoing work of the club in promoting service and volunteerism. Residents are urged to reflect on the individuals who have inspired them and submit nominations that showcase their achievements. This recognition not only honors deserving citizens but also encourages a culture of appreciation and support within Edmonds.

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