The Stan Black Award is named for one of the founders of The Community Foundation. Stan is retired now, but continues to be an active participant in a number of causes, both in the Boulder area and overseas. We present this award annually with the sponsorship of the law firm of Hutchinson, Black & Cook and the additional support individual donors. The award is intended to honor an individual who, like Stan Black, has given a lifetime of "time, treasure and talent" to the community.

The 1998 Stan Black Award honoree is Jackson Fuller

Jackson Fuller is honored for the time and talent he has contributed to the community, specifically during his tenure as a board member for Special Transit. Since joining the board, Fuller, who was disabled by an early adulthood bout with polio, served as a liaison between the service's clients and its management and co-chaired a successful capital campaign to renovate Special Transit's offices. The 1998 finalists were Mary Axe and Twig Ertl.