52 Faces of Community Honoring Unsung Heroes in Tarrant County

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The "52 Faces of Community" initiative launched by Fort Worth Report seeks to honor unsung heroes within Tarrant County who make extraordinary differences in their communities. Sponsored by Central Market and H-E-B, the program encourages community members to nominate individuals whose actions often go unrecognized. Each week throughout 2025, selected nominees will be profiled, highlighting their contributions and inspiring others to engage in community service. The initiative culminates in a recognition luncheon, where all honorees will be celebrated and ten standout individuals will be highlighted. One of these heroes will be chosen to represent Tarrant County at the Jefferson Awards in Washington, D.

C. , a prestigious recognition of community service founded by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. This program underscores the significance of acknowledging local contributions and fostering a spirit of volunteerism. By shining a light on these individuals, the Fort Worth Report aims to inspire others to become involved in community service. The initiative reaffirms the notion that everyday heroes play a crucial role in enhancing the quality of life in their neighborhoods.

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