Last evening was the 8th annual SustainPHL at the Independence Seaport Museum. We had an incredible group of nominees. Please read about their work in our digital program.
The finalists were voted on by our planning committee, last year’s award recipients, and local sustainability nonprofits.
These nominees expand access to sustainable solutions that strengthen and support Philadelphia communities.
These nominees lead large-scale initiatives that transform how Philadelphians live, move, and care for the environment.
These nominees create meaningful impact through hands-on neighborhood leadership and engagement.
These nominees advance equity by ensuring marginalized communities are empowered in sustainability efforts.
These nominees raise visibility and mobilize their communities around critical sustainability causes.
These nominees are for-profit enterprises driving social and environmental progress while supporting the local economy.
These nominees are shaping the future of Philadelphia’s sustainability.
These nominees redefine what’s possible in sustainability, paving the way for a resilient Philadelphia.
These nominees create new directions for sustainability, navigating challenges and opening doors for others to follow.
Photos by BeauMonde Photography
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