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The Paul Wolff Accessibility Advocacy Award
Every year, individuals, organizations, and businesses within San Luis Obispo County make exemplary contributions of time, energy and talents toward the creation of a barrier-free community for people with disabilities. These individuals, organizations, and businesses are nominated and recognized annually through the Paul Wolff Accessibility Advocacy Award, a donor endowment held by the Community Foundation.
Goal: The purpose of the Paul Wolff Accessibility Advocacy Award is to recognize and reward an individual, organization and business (3 awards) making an exemplary contribution toward the creation of a barrier-free community for people with disabilities in San Luis Obispo County during the past year.
Eligibility: Nominees should be individuals, organizations, and businesses (3 awards) who have made significant contributions toward breaking down physical, attitudinal, or informational barriers during the previous calendar year. They should show consistent advocacy toward accessibility or be involved in making important progress towards equality for people with disabilities. If a nominee is an individual, organization, and businesses who already serves this population, they should exhibit commitment above and beyond the call of duty.
Nomination and Selection Process: Nominees for the award will be solicited from the public at large, as well as from Chambers of Commerce, Cities and the County of San Luis Obispo. Awards will be given to an individual, a community organization, and a business (3 awards). Nominations will be accepted in each of these categories. The winner will be chosen by the Award Selection Committee comprised of representatives from organizations who serve people with all types of disabilities.
For more information about PWAAA, contact Janice Fong Wolf, Director of Grants and Programs at (805)543-2323 or jwolf@sloccf.org
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About Paul Wolff
Paul Wolff is a retired architecture professor who has shown selfless dedication toward serving the accessibility needs of others.
2007 Paul Wolff Accessibility Advocacy Award Awards Ceremony
This year's award ceremony will be held on May 10, 2008 from 4 to 6 p.m. At the Clark Center for the Performing Arts in Arroyo Grande. This will be the 7th annual awards ceremony and will feature a performance by musician Mark Goffeney.
2006 Paul Wolff Accessibility Advocacy Award Winners
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