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Nominations sought for Donegal’s Outstanding Young Persons of the Year

Members of Junior Chamber International (JCI) Donegal who are seeking nominations for The Outstanding Young Person of the Year awards.

Members of Junior Chamber International (JCI) Donegal who are seeking nominations for The Outstanding Young Person of the Year awards.

DO YOU know an outstanding young person between the ages of 18 to 40 who you think deserves recognition for their achievements?

Junior Chamber International (JCI) Donegal is hosting an awards ceremony to celebrate those in the community, who have done something remarkable. Nominations to identify these outstanding young people in Donegal are now being sought from the public.

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The Outstanding Young Person of the Year awards is a drive to identify young people for their dynamism and enthusiasm in their fields.
There is a local awards ceremony in which winners will receive a commemorative trophy and be recognised by their peers.

After the local awards, the winners may go on to be recognised nationally and possibly internationally for their achievements.
Every year, Junior Chamber International selects ten outstanding young people under 40 to be recognised for living the JCI Mission in extraordinary ways.

If you know someone you think should be nominated there are ten categories under which nominations can be made, relating to the fields of business; politics; academic achievements; culture; moral/environmental leadership; contribution to children/world peace/human rights; humanitarian/voluntary leadership; scientific/technological development; personal improvement/accomplishment; and medical innovation.

It is free to enter. Members of the public are now invited to take some time to show someone you admire that you respect what he/she does and believe his/her contribution should be recognised.

Nikki Bradley, President of JCI Donegalm said: “We hosted our inaugural awards last year, where seven outstanding young people were honoured with two of them also receiving recognition at the National awards ceremony in Limerick. We are excited to receive the nominations for this year’s awards and recognise the young people in Donegal.”

JCI feel, that highlighting the accomplishments of these young active citizens will inspire others to be better and realise their full potential as active citizens.

Send in your nominations now by emailing Ann-Louise at info@jcidonegal.com with their name and a short description of why you think they are outstanding or contact us through our Facebook page. Closing date for entries is, March 31.

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JCI Donegal is an organisation for young people aged between 18 and 40. JCI Donegal holds monthly meeting for members to meet, learn and grow as individuals. (#MeetLearnGrowDonegal) They provide training each month as well as organise events throughout the year such as The Outstanding Young Person Awards, Friendly Business Awards and a home grown project Digital Donegal.

JCI Donegal will be hosting the National Convention this year in Letterkenny, where visitors from the rest of the country as well as abroad will descent on Donegal for this annual event.

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