SAN BERNARDINO, CA — The San Bernardino Black Cultural Foundation announces that the 34th Black Rose Awards has been rescheduled to Saturday, September 12, at the Santos Manuel Student Union at California State University, San Bernardino.
Carl M. Dameron, President of the Black Cultural Foundation, said: “We are still celebrating our Black Rose Award winners, and we look forward to having you join us at this celebration of excellence in our community.”
The Black Rose Awards honor outstanding individuals who have contributed to the advancement and enrichment of San Bernardino’s Black community. This prestigious event recognizes those who demonstrate leadership, dedication, and service.
This year’s Jim King Founders Award winner is the J.W. Vines Medical Society and Foundation, which is committed to increasing the number of African American healthcare professionals in the Inland Empire and addressing healthcare disparities.
The Dr. Juanita Scott Humanitarian of the Year Award goes to Carl M. Dameron, founder and chief creative officer of Dameron Communications and president of the Black Culture Foundation.
Other Black Rose Award winners include: Alisha James, a Spanish teacher at San Bernardino High School; Alton Garrett Jr., Managing Partner of Garrett Management Group LLC; Anthony Morris, Supervisor of Mobile Maintenance Teams at San Bernardino Unified School District; Chache Wright, San Bernardino NAACP President; Dr. Keith Moses, a mentor, teacher, and advocate for young people; Jonathan Beauregard, CEO of the Beauregard Family Therapy Group; Marcelino “Mars” Serna, Fontana Unified School District Board Vice President; and Tawon Green, CEO and Founder of Dreams Training Facility.
Tickets are $125 per person. A table of eight costs $840. Student tickets are $75, and a student table for eight is $600. For tickets, visit: https://sbbcfoundation.org/black-rose-tickets. To sponsor the Black Rose Awards, go to: https://sbbcfoundation.org/black-rose-sponsorship
