Kids Incorporated celebrates its 40th Anniversary with the 18th Night of Champions dinner and awards ceremony. Bob Gabordi, Executive Editor of the Tallahassee Democrat, will receive the Budd Bell Award, named after Kids Incorporated’s founder (and past recipient of the Chamber’s Distinguished Leadership’s Lifetime Achievement Award). Children’s Champions’ Awards will be presented to: Kim Barnhill, CHP Champions, Early Learning Coalition of the Big Bend, Genae Crump, Ph.D., Holland & Knight, Madison Correctional Institute and United Way of the Big Bend. Tickets are $75 per person and reservations may be made online. Proceeds benefit Kids Incorporated’s programs serving at-risk families with children birth to 3 and pregnant women in Leon, Madison & Jefferson counties.
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