Josie Heath Nonprofit Leadership Award

In recognition of exemplary, heart-based leadership of Boulder County nonprofits.
About the Josie Heath Nonprofit Leadership Award
The Josie Heath Nonprofit Leadership Award honors Josie Heath’s extraordinary dedication and leadership in strengthening the nonprofit community in Boulder County. Throughout her career as both a supporter and leader of organizations, Josie has harnessed the power of nonprofits to drive meaningful change and advance community initiatives grounded in social justice.
As former President and founding Board Member of Community Foundation Boulder County, Josie used her influence to champion innovative solutions to some of Boulder County’s most pressing challenges. She was deeply committed to her leadership role, working to engage the entire community — including the Latino community, entrepreneurs, and the donor community — in collective efforts to improve the quality of life for people in Boulder County.
This award recognizes nonprofit leaders who are making a lasting impact in Boulder County and who embody the same tenacity, innovation, and commitment to equity that defined Josie Heath’s legacy.

Award Information
The award is intended to honor a person currently in a leadership position at a Boulder County nonprofit (either a staff or board member) who embodies Josie Heath’s commitment to the nonprofit sector including:
- Implements innovative solutions resulting in meaningful, lasting change.
- Exhibits active commitment and drives significant progress on a community issue.
- Engages collaboratively across sectors to improve the quality of life for people in Boulder County.
The Josie Heath Nonprofit Leadership Award is sponsored by Community Foundation Boulder County.
A volunteer award selection committee reviews applications and determines the honoree. The recipient can direct a $1,000 award to a Boulder County nonprofit organization of their choice.
Nominations are open for the Josie Heath Nonprofit Leadership Award. Submit your nominations by 5 p.m. on Friday, May 22.