Nominations Open for 2024 ATHENA Award: Recognizing Women Leaders in St. Cloud Area

Saint Cloud, MN, USA / KNSI

Feb 12, 2024 | 4:15 PM

The Central Minnesota Community Foundation

(KNSI) – Time is running out to nominate a woman who has achieved professional excellence and inspires others in the St. Cloud area.

The Central Minnesota Community Foundation Women’s Fund is seeking candidates for the 2024 ATHENA Award. Contenders for the award must give their time and energy to improve the community and help others become leaders.

Nominators must complete a short form that can be found online. Names will be accepted through February 28th. The winner will be honored at the Women’s Fund Dancing with our Stars event on June 10th.

Past ATHENA award winners include Barb Carlson (2004), Joan Volkmuth (2005), Patt Adair (2008), Jan Bensen (2009), Elaine Bauerly (2010), Cindy Faye Johnson (2011), Molly Renslow (2012), Maxine Barnett (2013), Patricia Welter (2014), Ann Cofell (2015), Lynn Grewing (2016), Linda Eich DesJardins (2017), Tarryl Clark (2018), Bernie Perryman (2019), Dorraine “Dorrie” Larison (2020), Debra Leigh (2021), Geri Bechtold (2022) and Michelle Pape (2023.)

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