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Greetings from the class, board and staff of Awareness Washington County Leadership Program.  Thanks to you, over the last forty years we have been able to help over six hundred and fifty adults and numerous youth develop or enhance their leadership potential.  It is because of supporters like you that we are able to continue this nationally recognized program in our community.

Chili.jpgWe invite you to sponsor our 6th annual Chili Cook Off on March 11, 2023.  In past years, hundreds of people throughout the community joined us for some delicious chili, games and great company. This year we will continue to have activities for the children that attend and we are continuing our popular dessert auction, silent auction, and bag raffle.

We are seeking table sponsors to help bring about this wonderful event and have several sponsorship levels for you to consider.  Jalapeno is $500 or more, Hot is $250 or more and Spicy is $100.  Your donations would help adults and youth in our community to become more confident in their lives as Servant Leaders.  All contributors will be recognized both at the event and after the event through local media and on our social media sites. Please let us know of your sponsorship intentions no later than March 5, 2023.

We are thankful for your continued support to promote Awareness Washington County and We The Youth.

If you have any questions about Awareness Washington County, We The Youth! or the Awareness Chili Cook-Off, please call or email us.  We are looking forward to a very “spicy” year. 

Date & Time

The event will be held on March 11, 2023 at Southern Hills Church from 4:00pm  - 7:00pm. 

Rules for Chili Cook-off

  • Prizes awarded for People’s Choice Chili, Best Decorated booth, and Judges Choice Red Chili and White Chili
  • Teams are to provide 3 crock pots (or equivalent) of the same chili.
  • Teams are to provide their own extension cords and two power strips.
  • Teams are to provide typed general description of chili with list of major ingredients. (For those with food allergies--Exact recipe not required)
  • Decorating limited to a 6ft table space with 1 ft. additional space on both sides and 4ft. behind the table.
  • Set up may begin at 10:00am. Chili should be in place no later than 2:30pm for judging. Teams may leave after set-up and return by 3:45pm
  • Collectively the team is allowed free admission for 2 adults and 2 kids. After that, tickets are adults $5/children $3.
  • There is no entry fee, but we are limiting participation to 14 teams.

Registration & Table Sponsorships

Click on the button below to register your team or become a table sponsor! 

Proceeds to benefit Awareness Washington County 

Thank you,

Marji Morris, Co-Director AWC Emeritus -  812-216-6505
Cheryl Lee, Director AWC -  812-844-0431
Yvonne Maxey, Assistant Director WTY  - 812-620-0282

 

 

Awareness Washington County is pleased to announce our Leadership Class for 2023. Our theme for the class is Leadership 911.

2023 AWC Class Members are:

Hack Albertson, Aaron Dennis, Melissa Dick, Megan Elgin, Felicia Fields, Sherri Fleenor, Joe Keltner, Shawnda Keltner, Garrett Mehling, Kacey Pastor, Desiree Prater, Amanda Reynolds, Grace Richardson, Darrin Russell, Richard Rutherford, Beverly Terhune

Opening Retreat

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Testimonials

"I have become more patient, and to listen to others solutions. I have grown to lead and have become more thoughtful of others’ ideas. I have learned to speak up and be more team oriented, instead of trying to do it all myself."

"AWC has given me the confidence to be a more mature and positive member of any group I find myself participating in."

"AWC has opened my eyes to the realization that I have a responsibility in my own little world to be a servant leader. The different roles I find myself in at this season of my life require servant leadership looking differently therefore challenging me to step up my game."

"I have changed as a leader in that I know that anywhere I am, my ideas, thoughts, passions and hopes are not enough. I need others. I need to lean into others different from myself and value what they bring to the table, as it is only together that we are capable. As a person, I now can listen closer to hear what others say. I am a better listener and able to empathize with others. Awareness Washington County has improved me greatly."

"AWC has allowed me to take time and appreciate all the good things happening in Washington County and to show appreciation to those people who are leading others!"