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  2. FMI Vision Awards Ceremony
  3. 2023 Frances McClelland Vision Award Ceremony

2023 Frances McClelland Vision Award Ceremony

  • About the Vision Awards
  • 2023 FMI Vision Award Ceremony
  • 2022 FMI Vision Award Ceremony
  • Frances McClelland Youth Vision Award
  • Past Vision Award Honorees

 

 

 

 

Register for the Vision Awards Ceremony here. 

 

 

 

The Frances McClelland Vision Awards were created to celebrate the legacy of Frances McClelland, who was a generous and tireless advocate for children, youth, and families, especially those experiencing adversity and injustice. Frances exemplified, supported, and celebrated resilience during her lifetime. The annual awards are given to those who share Francesʼ and FMIʼs vision of strong communities that support family resilience so that all children and youth, especially those who are most disadvantaged, have the opportunity to thrive. We also honor the legacy of another visionary leader in our community, Richard Elías, a longtime community advocate and leader, who served on the Pima County Board of Supervisors and the FMI Advisory Council.

 

Descriptions of the award categories are availiable here.

 

To sponsor the event, click here.

 

 

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