Who made a difference in 2025?
Habersham News is excited to announce that nominations are now open for our first-ever Habersham County Person of the Year—an annual recognition celebrating the people who make our community stronger, kinder, and more connected.
This award will honor one outstanding individual whose contributions—big or small—have had a meaningful and positive impact on the lives of Habersham County residents. Whether they serve quietly behind the scenes or lead from the front, we want to hear about the people who make Habersham a better place.
Who Can You Nominate?
Anyone who lives, works, or serves in Habersham County is eligible. Think about the people who:
- Lift others up during difficult times
- Volunteer tirelessly for schools, nonprofits, or civic organizations
- Inspire through leadership, kindness, or acts of courage
- Make a difference in neighborhoods, churches, or community groups
- Go above and beyond in public service, education, health care, or business
- Reflect the best of what Habersham County stands for
Teachers, first responders, small business owners, church leaders, caregivers, students, neighbors—everyone is eligible, as long as they’ve made a positive impact this year.
How to Nominate Someone
Simply submit the name of your nominee along with a brief explanation of why they deserve the honor. Tell us their story. What did they do? How did they help others? What sets them apart?
👉 NOMINATION FORM: https://forms.gle/VteMmSMEPfpRAwNRA
Why This Matters
Habersham County is filled with extraordinary individuals whose efforts often go unnoticed. As a local, independent news outlet, Habersham News believes in shining a light on the everyday heroes who strengthen the fabric of our community.
This is your chance to help celebrate them.
Deadline
Nominations will be accepted until December 31, 2025. The winner will be announced in early January and featured in a special Habersham News profile.
Help Us Spread the Word
Share this announcement with friends, neighbors, civic groups, churches, schools—anyone who might want to lift up someone deserving.
