NOMINATE

CoThinkk honors local community leaders who diligently strive to advance communities of color in Asheville and Western North Carolina. 

Community leader nominations for 2022 are now open until July 31st, 2022!

 Andre Golden
Marta Alcala-Williams
 Tamiko Ambrose Murray
Libby Kyles

Nominations Open: July 2nd – July 15th, 2022

Community Voting: July 18th – July 31st, 2022

CoThinkk’s 2022 Community Leadership + Ally + Next Generation Awards

CoThinkk is gearing up for our seventh year of honoring and celebrating leaders tackling complex issues in WNC!

CoThinkk is the first of its kind in Western North Carolina, designed specifically to create supportive networks, accelerate systemic change and seed new initiatives through a shared leadership model that is both alternative and complementary to traditional philanthropy. We are kicking off our 2022 leadership awards by asking the community to nominate leaders of color and allies who are playing a critical role in the social change ecosystem of Western NC and working to shift the narrative of communities of color!

Nominations will be open from: July 2-12, 2022

Once we have compiled all of the nominations we will ask for a public vote.

The public voting process will be open: July 18-31, 2022.

CoThinkk will award eight total awards: four community leadership awards, two next generation awards (21 and under) and two highlighting community allies.

The CoThinkk community leadership award recipients will be announced at our virtual annual event. More details to come! 

For further information or questions, email info@cothinkk.org

Read Nominee’s bios and vote here!

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Who We AreCoThinkk is dedicated to social change philanthropy by bringing together community leaders who care about the economic and social well-being of communities of color in Asheville and Western North Carolina. CoThinkk started in 2014 with the intention to implement investment strategies that address education, economic mobility/opportunity, and leadership development towards impacting some of the most critical social issues facing                                                                                   African-American and Latinx communities in Western North Carolina.