Nominations for Legend Awards open through June 27
Posted 4/24/25
The Surprise Veterans, Disability and Human Services Commission invited the community to nominate individuals and groups making a difference in the city for the Surprise Community Legend Awards Program.
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Surprise wants to honor community’s best
Nominations for Legend Awards open through June 27
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Surprise City Hall facing north.
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The Surprise Veterans, Disability and Human Services Commission invited the community to nominate individuals and groups making a difference in the city for the Surprise Community Legend Awards Program.
The commission is accepting nominations for individuals and groups who have contributed to improving the quality of life of others by the following:
Measurably improving the lives of vulnerable Surprise residents through grassroots efforts.
Promoting quality of life, accessibility and equity for all residents of Surprise.
Linking residents to programs that offer the support needed for a fuller, safer lifestyle.
Nominees must fall into one or more of the following four categories:
Individual Legend (Must be a Surprise resident for at least two years)
Outstanding Youth (Must be age 18 or younger)
Volunteer of the Year (Organizational affiliation must be in the application)
Organization of the Year (Private, nonprofit or faith-based)
Information on the awards program, including the online nomination form, can be found at surpriseaz.gov/CommunityLegend.
All applications must be received by 5 p.m. on Friday, June 27.
For questions about the application and process, contact the Human Service and Community Vitality Department at surprisecares@surpriseaz.gov.