Dallas’ 103-year-old historical organization, the Dallas Historical Society (DHS), recognized 11 individuals and organizations for their contributions to the city. Honorees included those who supported the arts, preserved Black history, protected Dallas parks, and fought against human trafficking. The awards ceremony, held at the Fairmont Hotel, celebrated these individuals and raised funds for the DHS.
Winners of Dallas Historical Society's Awards on for Excellence Luncheon on Nov. 21, 2024 Back Row: Charles Lipscomb, DHS board president and his wife, Kelly; Sarah Hughes and Robert Decherd, Downtown Dallas Parks, Conservancy award; David Calhoun, Harry W. Bass Jr. Foundation, Benefactor of the Year; Rolando Blackman, Sports award; Karl Chiao, DHS executive director; Christopher Durovich, Health/Science award; Bianca Davis, New Friends New Life, Volunteer Community Leadership; Dr.
Richard McKay, celebrated conductor and founder of the Dallas Chamber Symphony, created an innovative arts organization that has resulted in hundreds of jobs for musicians and other performing artists here.David Lozano, winner of the Dallas Historical Society's award for creative arts at the annual luncheon on Nov.
Christopher Durovich, CEO of Children’s Health, is known for his dedication to the health and welfare of children in North Texas.Remembering Black Dallas Inc. preserves Black history, artifacts and culture of Dallas.
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