In 1945, JCI Kingston established this award (originally Man of the Year, and later changed) to recognize people who have made outstanding contributions to the well being of our community. Their assistance is given without expectation or reward.

Nominees must be residents of the Greater Kingston Area. No elected federal, provincial or municipal representative may be awarded the medal while such person remains in office. Self-nominations will not be accepted. No person shall be awarded posthumously unless death occurs after his or her name has been selected by the JCI Kingston Citizen of the Year Committee as a nominee.

Citizen of the Year nominees must be over 18 years of age.

1. Description of Achievement

   a. Describe the achievement in detail including any background or related historical information:
   b. Describe what made this an outstanding achievement indication any extraordinary circumstances or challenges the nominee faces;
   c. Describe how this achievement has touched the lives of others or the life of the nominee;
   d. Provide examples of ongoing leadership and dedication;
   e. Indicate how long you have known the nominee; and
   f. Indicate when the achievement was initiated and completed.

2. Provide written testimonials from individuals who have direct knowledge of the value and impact of the achievement.
3. (Optional) Additional material may be included to support this nomination, such as, additional testimonial letters, publications, media stories, etc.
4. Complete a Nomination Form.