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Nominees sought for Harford’s Most Beautiful People Awards

Daily Record Staff//June 2, 2023

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Nominees sought for Harford’s Most Beautiful People Awards

Nominees sought for Harford’s Most Beautiful People Awards

By Daily Record Staff

//June 2, 2023

Nominations are open for the 37th annual Harford’s Most Beautiful People Awards, a program from the Harford County Department of Community Services to recognize local volunteers.

New this year will be a group award for organizations whose employees collectively volunteer their own time as a group for a nonprofit organization or the Harford County community.

Nominees must live and volunteer in Harford County and nominations must be based on volunteer service only. Elected officials currently in office are not eligible for nomination.

The deadline for nominations is Aug. 11 at 5 p.m.

Online nominations are strongly encouraged and can be found along with a complete list of official rules and eligibility requirements on the county website at www.harfordcountymd.gov/HMB. Hard copies of the nomination form can be requested by contacting Theresa Smith in the Department of Community Services at 410-638-3389 or [email protected].

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