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LEGACY AWARDS...
The Jordan
Award...
Barbara McNeil Jordan & Dr. Henry A. Jordan, 2004 |
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The
Jordan Award honors a lifetime of exemplary
philanthropic leadership.
Philanthropic involvement must be broad and deep in
scope, leading to significant long-term accomplishments
that ultimately make a real difference in improving the
quality of life in Chester County.
Philanthropy is defined as “active efforts to promote
human welfare as manifested in donations of money,
property, or work to needy persons or to socially useful
purposes.”
Legacy
Awards are bestowed annually when nominees of sufficient
caliber are made known to the Community Foundation’s
Grants/Awards Committee. Emphasis is placed on those
who help create and grow legacy endowments to secure the
long-term viability of financing for charitable causes.
All award winners and grantees must demonstrate a strong
commitment to Chester County legacy philanthropy.
Judging criteria include:
1. community issues
addressed; personal involvement; long-term impact in
resolving or improving issues
2. philanthropic leadership to achieve lasting results
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Jordan Award
Winners/ Legacy Profiles...
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2000 |
2001 |
2002 |
Elizabeth Moran
of Paoli |
Gordon B. Hattersley, Jr.
of Berwyn |
Aaron Martin
of Kennett Square |
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2005 |
Charles L. “Skip” Huston, III
of Chester Springs |
Penelope “Penny” Wilson
of Malvern |
David M. Frees, Jr.
of Phoenixville |
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| The Acorn Youth
Philanthropy Award honors young, emerging
philanthropists under age 35, who give time, talent and
treasure, and inspire others to give. |
Winners...
2012: Annie Rubino |
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2008: WCU Relay for Life
Student Committee |
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2007: Teresa Anne Hawkins |
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2006: Sarah Abel |
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2005: Phoenixville Youth Philanthropy
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| The Corporate Social
Investment Award is given to a
corporation which demonstrates sound principles of business
leadership and helps its community prosper by consistently
supporting local charities. |
Winners...
2012:
ING U.S.
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2011: IMC Construction |
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2010: SEI Cares |
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2009: Jeff March & Citadel Federal Credit Union
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2008: JM Herr for Herr Foods |
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2007: Rose and Angelo Rossi, ANRO |
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2006: Michael Bontrager, Chatham Financial |
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2005: Peter Kjellerup & Mandy Cabot,
Dansko |
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2004: Richard A. Kunsch,
Phoenixville Federal Bank and Trust |
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| The Door Opener Award is given to a professional advisor who
takes the initiative to bring legacy philanthropy options to the
attention of their clients for their consideration. |
Winners...
2012:
Robb S. Frees, ClC
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2011: Duke Schneider, Esq.
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2010: William J. Gallagher, Esq.
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2009:
The Honorable Dr. Clifford E. DeBaptiste |
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2008: John A. Featherman, III, Esq. |
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2007: David M. Frees, III, Esq. |
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2006: Michael B. Karwic, CFP. |
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2005: L. Peter Temple, Esq. |
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2004: Stephen McGann |
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| The Thanks for Caring
Award spotlights neighborhood
organizers who work at a grassroots level to promote local
causes by giving time, talent and treasure, as well as
recruiting others to the causes. |
Winners...
2012: Ophelia Bass, Theresa Bass & LaToya
Myers of Kennett Square
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2011:
Susan Elko |
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2010:
David Mooberry |
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2009: Reverend Marie Swayze
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2008: Peg Anderson |
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2007: James Ferrier |
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2006: Joan Holliday of Kennett Square; Emma Valenteen |
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2005: Marvin and Shirley Porter |
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2004: Donald J.L. Coppedge |
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