THE INQUIRER STUDENT CITIZENSHIP AWARDS
The 2007 Student Citizenship Award Winners with Brian Tierney, Publisher, center left, and Bill Marimow, Philadelphia Inquirer Editor, center right.
Since 1829, The Philadelphia Inquirer has reported on the contributions of outstanding citizens.
The Inquirer Student Citizenship Awards, created to both honor deserving students and encourage others, recognizes outstanding high school seniors throughout the region who actively participate in our community’s civic life.
Each year, schools in Philadelphia, Bucks, Delaware, Chester, Montgomery, Camden, Gloucester and Burlington counties select one senior who significantly demonstrates the qualities of civic or community contribution, good scholarship and school participation.
This year’s ceremony was held at the National Constitution Center on November 8, 2007.
The Inquirer Student Citizenship Awards, created to both honor deserving students and encourage others, recognizes outstanding high school seniors throughout the region who actively participate in our community’s civic life.
Each year, schools in Philadelphia, Bucks, Delaware, Chester, Montgomery, Camden, Gloucester and Burlington counties select one senior who significantly demonstrates the qualities of civic or community contribution, good scholarship and school participation.
This year’s ceremony was held at the National Constitution Center on November 8, 2007.
CORPORATE GRANTS
Thank you for thinking of Philadelphia Newspapers.
Making a difference close to home has always been a goal of The Inquirer, Daily News, and philly.com, and now with new local owners, we’re more committed to our region than ever before.
Our values of social responsibility and community involvement are promoted not only by our award-winning local coverage, but also by our active support for organizations and causes that serve the public interest and wellbeing.
As concerned corporate citizens, Philadelphia Newspapers support programs that address compelling needs within our region, focusing on efforts that a news organization can uniquely affect, such as literacy, and issues that are of immediate concern to our communities.
Your request must fall into one of the following focus areas:
Civic and Community
• Community and neighborhood economic development programs
• Voter registration and education
Citizenship training
Education and Journalism
• Journalism education programs or other curricula relevant to the newspaper
• Literacy initiatives
We look forward to receiving your application.
Making a difference close to home has always been a goal of The Inquirer, Daily News, and philly.com, and now with new local owners, we’re more committed to our region than ever before.
Our values of social responsibility and community involvement are promoted not only by our award-winning local coverage, but also by our active support for organizations and causes that serve the public interest and wellbeing.
As concerned corporate citizens, Philadelphia Newspapers support programs that address compelling needs within our region, focusing on efforts that a news organization can uniquely affect, such as literacy, and issues that are of immediate concern to our communities.
Your request must fall into one of the following focus areas:
Civic and Community
• Community and neighborhood economic development programs
• Voter registration and education
Citizenship training
Education and Journalism
• Journalism education programs or other curricula relevant to the newspaper
• Literacy initiatives
We look forward to receiving your application.
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We look forward to reviewing your application.
SOME CHARITIES WE HAVE BEEN PLEASED TO SUPPORT
| Education | Arts & Culture | Human Services & Community Development |
|---|---|---|
Academy of Natural Sciences
Children's Literacy Initiative Children's Village Child Care Center Center for Literacy Community College of Philadelphia Community Women's Education Project Corporate Alliance for Drug Education (CADE) First Amendment Coalition of Pennsylvania Franklin Institute Free Library of Philadelphia Junior Achievement of Delaware Valley LaSalle University Metropolitan Career Center Montgomery Early Learning Center New Jersey State Aquarium Penn Relays Penn State College of Communication Pennsylvania Humanities Forum Philadelphia High School Academies Regional SEPA Household Hazardous Waste RSVP of Montgomery County Settlement Music School Summer Career Exploration Program Temple University United Negro College Fund University of Pennsylvania Village of Arts and Humanities Walt Whitman Cultural Arts Center Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Fund World Affairs Council |
Academy of Music African American Museum in Philadelphia Arden Theatre Company Arts & Business Council of Greater Philadelphia Brandywine Workshop Choral Arts Society of Philadelphia Cultural Facilities Fund Fairmount Park Historic Preservation Trust Fund For The Waterworks Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance International House Mann Music Center Marian Anderson Award People's Light and Theatre Company Philadelphia Festival of World Cinema Philadelphia Doll Museum Philadelphia Museum of Art Philadelphia Orchestra Philadelphia Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts Philadelphia Singers Philadelphia Theater Alliance Philadelphia Theatre Company Point Breeze Performing Arts Center Prince Music Theater Taller Puertorriqueno TOVA Upper Merion Township (Concerts Under the Stars) Venture Theatre Welcome America West Chester 2000 Miscellaneous |
21st Century League American Red Cross Asian Americans United Camphill Village Kimberton Hills Center For Human Resources Center for Urban Resources Childcare Information Services Concerned Black Men, Inc. Congreso De Latinos Unidos, Inc. Dreuding Center/Project Rainbow Executive Service Corps Fathers' Day Ralley Committee, Inc. Gaudenzia, Inc. Girl Scouts of Southeastern PA Greater Philadelphia First Greater Philadelphia Food Bank Greater Philadelphia Urban Affairs Coalition HERO, Inc. Holy Redeemer Foundation League of Women Voters Lutheran Settlement House Martin Luther King Jr. Assoc. for Nonviolence MOCS Mom's Night Out NAACP National Adoption Center National Society of Fundraising Executives Northwest Interfaith Movement Ogontz Avenue Revitalization Corp. Operation Cease Fire Operation Town Watch Partners for Sacred Places Pennsylvania Economy League People's Emergency Center Philadelphia Commission on Human Relations Philadelphia Development Partnership Philadelphia Society for Services to Children Police Athletic League of Philadelphia Project H.O.M.E. Resources for Human Development Schuylkill River Development Council Sierra Club Southern Home Services Support Center for Child Advocates The Partnership CDC United States Olympic Committee United Way of Southeastern PA Variety Club Women's Association for Women's Alternatives Women's Community Revitalization Project Women's Sports Foundation Women's Way YMCA of Philadelphia |
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