The Northwestern Alberta Foundation have announced the recipients of the 7 over 70 awards.
Seven different awards were handed out during the event.
One of the categories was the Lifetime Achievement Award, which honors an individual with a lifelong dedication to making a positive impact in the community, Lorne Radbourne was presented the award.
Another category was the Cultural Enrichment Award, which recognizes someone who has enriched the community through arts, culture, or heritage preservation. The award was given out to Judy Brown.
The Mentorship Award was also awarded. This achievement was given to a senior who has been a mentor, guiding and inspiring younger generations, Leigh Goldie was given the award.
The Historical Community Builder Award was also handed out, the award acknowledges someone whose heritage and longstanding presence have been integral to the development and identity of the community. Andy Gregg was the recipient.
The Philanthropy Award, recognized an individual who has made significant philanthropic contributions. Doug Morris was the one who received the award.
The Regional Legacy Award, Recognized someone who has made a significant and lasting impact on the broader Northwestern Alberta region through leadership, volunteerism, philanthropy, or other forms of community service. Terry Weber was this years recipient.
Last but not least, the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Award honoured an individual who has pursued innovative projects or entrepreneurship contributing to the community’s economic growth or development. Chris Turnmire received the award.
The awards were handed out during the NAF event at the Pomeroy Hotel on June 6.
