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2026 Civic Champion dinner celebrates Arizona leaders

Community leaders, nonprofit innovators and other members of the media gathered April 8 at the Phoenix Country Club, 2901 N. 7th St., to recognize those who have made a difference in building trust and reducing political divides amongst Arizonans.

“It’s about affirming that democracy is worth our investment, and that the most meaningful leadership is often thoughtful, consistent and rooted in service,” said Jane Anderson, one of the two hosts of the evening.

Five awards were given out:

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