What are the Acorn Awards?

Solar PanelsEach year, The Acorn Awards will honor one large corporation and one small business, as well as an individual and a group who benefit our “glocal” community by being good environmental stewards, practicing sustainable development, conserving resources and managing their efficient use, using best practices, reducing waste, or raising the awareness of green issues. We celebrate the success of all the nominees, as well as our eventual first annual Acorn Award winners.

 

An easy way to participate in the green revolution is by nominating a company or individual in one of these categories:

- The Acorn Award for Green Leadership to an Individual.

- The Acorn Award for Green Leadership to a non-profit Group.

- The Acorn Award for Green Leadership to a Small Corporation.

(It is anticipated the small companies will be recognized for being on the cutting edge in sustainability practices or creating innovative products.)

- The Acorn Award for Green Leadership to a Large Corporation

(It is anticipated that the bigger corporations will be recognized for making strides toward greening their business.)

Three finalists will be selected in each category. The Green Building will donate $1,000 to each winner’s Kentucky-based environmental non-profit organization of choice.

 

Nomination emails of 250 words or less (no letters please… for obvious reasons) should be
sent to Stephanie Brothers at:
Stephanie@thegreenbuilding.com

 

The application deadline for the first annual Acorn Awards has been extended until February 15th, 2010. We will present the awards at the 2010 Brightside Green Tie Bash!

We look forward to your applications!

 

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The application deadline for the first annual Acorn Awards has been extended until February 15th, 2010. We will present the awards at the 2010 Brightside Green Tie Bash!

 

04/28/2008
New award to recognize efforts to go 'green'
Business First of Louisville
by Terry Boyd

04/25/2008
Nominate a green leader
The Courier Journal
by Diane Heilenman

 

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