Awareness Washington County (AWC) was established in 1982 with a vision to address the social and economic challenges of Washington County. Recognizing the need for local leadership, AWC volunteers developed a curriculum aimed at nurturing community-based leaders. The initiative received funding from The Lilly Foundation, Inc., enabling the organization to provide leadership training and increase the pool of decision-makers in the community. AWC, a branch of the Washington County Chamber of Commerce, has evolved into its own entity with a 501(c)3 status and a 12-member board of directors. Since its inception, AWC has equipped hundreds of individuals with leadership skills, emphasizing that everyone has the potential to be a leader. The organization aims to inspire and empower leaders to drive positive change throughout Washington County. Through programs like "We The Youth," AWC extends its impact to the younger generation, offering leadership training to high school students. The eight-month program equips participants with essential skills such as team building, problem-solving, and effective communication. AWC's inclusive approach welcomes residents and workers from all backgrounds, fostering a diverse community committed to creating a better future for Washington County. Generated from the website content

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