The City of Shoreline is calling for nominations for its 2nd Annual Community Champion Award, an honor dedicated to individuals who have made significant contributions to bettering the community according to the City's announcement. Alongside the accolades for adults, young leaders up to age 25 have the spotlight in the Youth Community Champion Award that acknowledges their unique impact.

The awards, which are set to pair with the Shoreline Chamber of Commerce’s businessperson of the year honor, will be part of the narratives celebrated at a banquet on August 15. Volunteers will get a nod for their commitment and contributions the event, in addition to recognizing the passion and dedication of the award recipients. Prospective Champions should display a strong commitment to anti-racism, diversity, equity, and inclusion, as well as playing an active role in local civic engagements that urge and inspire communal participation.

Nomination forms are available online for those who know a deserving candidate; they can be submitted to highlight the remarkable actions of those who have embarked on a path of service and community nurturing. The City of Shoreline website states, "If you know of someone deserving a Community Champion Award, fill out the online nomination form." Furthermore, the process includes a paper nomination form option obtainable through Shoreline representative Mallory Van Abbema, ensuring accessibility for all.

The community anticipates the announcement of finalists by Shoreline Mayor Chris Roberts during the City's State of the City event scheduled for June 12.