Winners Announced: D CEO’s Nonprofit & Corporate Citizenship Awards 2026

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D CEO magazine revealed the winners of its 2026 Nonprofit & Corporate Citizenship Awards during a private event held July 23 at South Side Ballroom in Dallas. Presented in partnership with Communities Foundation of Texas, the annual program honors outstanding nonprofit organizations—and the companies and leaders who champion their missions. This year, more than 900 nominations … Continued The post Winners Announced: <i>D CEO’s</i> Nonprofit & Corporate Citizenship Awards 2026 appeared first on D Magazine.

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