Community Leadership Awards
Deadline extended september 15, 2024
The Hispanic Women of Weld County is excited to open nominations for the 2024 Community Leadership Recognition Awards.
Do you have a colleague, a friend, a mentor who should be recognized for her accomplishments?
Any woman may be nominated for a Recognition Award which will be presented at our Annual Awards Breakfast. She need not be a member of the organization. When nominating someone for an award, please provide as much information as possible including: accomplishments, community involvement, and names of clubs or organization she is involved with. If applicable, include any human interest information that will help the committee determine the best nominee.
Nominations are open in the following categories:
Community Leadership:
For exemplifying leadership in community involvement.
Education Award:
For leadership and inspiration in the field of education.
Entrepreneur:
For success as an entrepreneur and operating a successful business.
Mujer Con Poder:
For positive influence on the success of your children through your nurturing and values.
To submit a nominee, select the button below.
The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Past HWWC Honorees
- Charlotte Rodriguez
- Diana Vasquez
- Virginia Guzman
- Alice Leal
- Susie Velasquez
- Dr. Genie Canales
- Juanita Martinez Rocha
- Julie Rocha
- Yolanda Trevino
- Phyllis Rangel
- Laura Archibeque
- Lucia Puga
- Sylvia De la Fuente
- Loretta Chavez
- Vickie Lara
- Rhonda Solis
- Valierie Lara Black
- Alice Nava
- Annabelle Canzona
- Annabelle Salazar
- Ashley Aragon
- May Hendershot
- Alvina Derrera
- Maggie Hart
- Viola Mondragon
- Stacy Suniga
- Cynthia Silva
- Bella Romero
- Tanya Trujillo
- Robin Archibeque
- Celeste Romero
- Teresa McNeil
- Dorothy Villareal
- Carol Valenzuela
- Linda Carbajal
- Martha Ochoa
- Marcella Gallegos
- Bridget Ramirez Durham
- Jennie Garcia
- Maggie Shawcross
- Trish Escobar
- Crystal Cervantes
- Patricia Lucero Duran
- Esy Ray
- Judith Morales
- Rene Gonzales
- Sherry Calvillo
- Filda Gonzales
- Charlotte Jimenez
- Sylvia Martinez
- Dr. Madeline Milian
- Emma Peña McCleave
- Nancy Garcia Schumacher
- Loretta Duran
- Alma Acuna
- Carolyn Loma
- Kathy Lopez
- May Bunjes
- Josie Gonzales
- Maria Nino
- Rochelle Galindo
- Nancy Acedo-Keene
- Jennifer Martinez
- Amy Valencia
- Dr. Katrina Rodriguez
- Valerie Leal Whitehead
- Florence Trevino
- Isabel Romero
- Yolanda Trevino
- Isabel Romero
- Yolanda Trevino
- Lorella Marquez
- Vicki Leal
- Louisa Velasquez
- Silvana Carlos
- Dr. Lucille Gallegos Jaramillo
- Nancy Wendirad
- Gloria Valenciano-Salazar
- Brandi Nieto
- Priscilla Falcon
- Maribel Talamantes
- Eva Rodriguez
- Tanya Gutierrez
- Lucy Montoya
- Kristen Reyes
- Candice Gonzales
- Penny Soto Gonzales
- Mable Sanchez
- Carmen Pedraso
- Virginia Fernandez
- Lorraine Zamora
- Eva Rodriguez
- Korena Montoya
- Linda Rivera
- Ella Natividad
- Carmen Chagolla
- Maria Velasquez
- Pam Duran
- Jovita Arguer
- Betty Cordova
- María Teresa Clarkson
- Gregoria Romero
- Margaret Martinez
- Manuela Sanchez
- Becky Morales
- Shirley Moreno
- Judy Griego
- Mary Chacon
- Carolina Sanchez
- Joaquina Rodriguez
- Ruby Gonzales
- Candice Gonzales
- Angela Garcia
- Araceli Calderon
- Aurora Medina
- Lori Gama
- Ivón Montes
- Carolyn Valencia
- Maria Castillo
- Kimberly Ponce
- Diane Flores
- Deana Lemos-Garcia
- Karent Plasencia
- Veronica Lucero
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