Brookhaven seeks nominations for annual women’s recognition awards


Women’s recognition nominations requested. | Town of Brookhaven

The Brookhaven Town Division of Women’s Services is calling for nominations for its 40th Annual Women’s Recognition Awards. The awards aim to honor women from Brookhaven who have made significant contributions to the community, either as professionals or volunteers.

Community groups, businesses, and individuals are encouraged to nominate candidates they believe deserve recognition. Eligible nominees must live or work in Brookhaven Town. Nominations should include a resume or similar document and two letters of recommendation.

Categories for the awards cover a range of fields, including business, communications/social media, community service volunteer, arts, education, government, health care providers, legal profession, military/law enforcement first responders, religion, science, and sports.

This year marks the 40th anniversary of the event. The celebration will take place during Women’s History Month in March 2026.

The deadline for submitting nominations is Friday, January 23, 2026. Forms can be accessed online or by contacting the Division of Women’s Services at 631-451-6146.

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