SAVE THE DATE FOR PEACEMAKER 2025!
APRIL 5, 2025
HILTON BAYFRONT
GET TO KNOW LAST YEAR'S HONOREES
Peacemaker Host Committee
Virginia Nelson and Mark Andrews
Johanna F. Afshani and Robert Afra
Victoria and Moises Baron
Mary and Rolf Benirschke
Roberta and Malin Burnham
Michelle and Art Candland
Carol and Jeffrey Chang
Rachel Hurst and Rich Clampitt
Marci Dinkin, in memoriam Jeffrey A. Dinkin
Roberta Dinkin
Tara Fuad and Steven Dinkin
Christine Forester
Nancy M. Giberson, Ph.D.
Ann and Ben Haddad
Susan and Steve Hart
Joan and Richard Heller
Jeanne L. Herberger, Ph.D.
Jennifer and Waylon Hicks
The Jaffe Family
Faith and Steve Jennings
Linda and Mel Katz
Jack Lampl
Mari and Peter MacCracken
Robert Gleason and Marc Matys
Susan and Craig McClellan
Una Davis and Jack McGrory
Steve McIntee and Robert Meinzer
Aradhna and Grant Oliphant
Cindy and George Olmstead
Rena and Rich Paul
Mary and Ernie Pennell
Allison and Robert Price
Caroline and Jack Raymond
Jeanne and Ted Roth
Dorian and Bill Sailer
Karen and Jeff Silberman
Lera and Steven Smith
Jennifer and Tom Turner
Susy and Pedro Villegas
Sharon and David Wax
The Patricia and Christopher Weil Family
Karin E. Winner
Thank You to Our Sponsors!
Peacemaker Awards Program Sponsor
National Peacemaker Award Sponsor
Local Peacemaker Award Sponsor
Bobbie and Jon Gilbert
Philanthropy in Peacemaking Award Sponsor
Community Partner: Avoiding the School to Prison Pipeline Initiative
Reception Sponsor
Graphic Design/Print Sponsor
Media Sponsor
Additional Sponsors
What are the Peacemaker Awards?
The Peacemaker Awards are one of San Diego’s premier annual events, drawing over 800 community and civic leaders to celebrate the local and national honorees dedicated to peacemaking in our neighborhoods and around the world. Since the first Peacemaker Awards in 1989, our community of partners and supporters has celebrated many individuals and organizations who recognize a need for change and then craft a positive solution. NCRC has given awards to deserving recipients ranging from well-known elected officials and public figures to reformed gang members and tattoo artists.
