“Every year, Zonta chooses women who make a difference in our community,” the organization stated.

Each recipient is recognized for their efforts with an award, a yellow rose, and a $100 donation to a charity of their choice.

Kassie Damcott, president of the Children’s Advocacy Center, serves on the Jefferson DeFrees Family Center and CASA boards, and was instrumental in founding Woofington Dog Park. She also works for the City of Warren. Her donation will support the Young Mother’s Study Club.

Lisa Card has dedicated her career to supporting the community’s senior citizens and now serves as assistant to the director of the Warren County Visitors Bureau, where she shares her knowledge of Warren County’s history. Her donation will go to the Warren Cancer Center.

Photo submitted to the Times Observer Pictured is Lisa Card with Zonta members.

Kim Angove has previously served on the Warren County School District Board of Directors. She has also contributed to Warren General Hospital’s Board and currently serves as treasurer for A Safe Place while assisting with the Ukraine Relief Initiative. Her donation will benefit the Warren Refugee Settlement.

The Zonta Club of Warren, part of Zonta International, is committed to empowering women and advancing gender equality through service and advocacy. The Women Who Make a Difference Award is one of the many ways the organization highlights and supports women making a meaningful impact.

For more information about Zonta and its initiatives, visit Zonta.org.

Photo submitted to the Times Observer Pictured is Kim Angove with Zonta members.