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Indigo Arts Alliance co-founders Daniel and Marcia Minter.
Musician Alejandro Graciano of Saco with fashion artist Jordan Carey of Portland, a 2019 artist in residence.
Danielle Webber with Dara Cheek of the Eliot School of Fine & Applied Arts in Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Indigo Arts Alliance Deputy Director Jordia Benjamin and Program Coordinator Ashley Page.
Stacey Evans of Portland and host committee member Gene Wiggins of Cape Elizabeth.
Curator Valeria Bembry of Buxton, Portland City Councilor Pious Ali and Kazeem Lawal, proprietor of Portland Trading Co.
Printmaker Sarah Khan, textile artist Sonya Clark, spoken word artist Attim Chenzira and arts supporter Maile Buker.
Founding Director Beth Stickney and Executive Director Sue Roche.
Photo by Amy Paradysz Janeen Arnold with her husband, Patrick Arnold, president of SoliDG, Inc.
Bonnie and Jack Riddle, co-founders of Opera Maine.
Spoken word poet Moon Machar of Portland, Space Executive Director Kelsey Johnson, metalsmith Aminata Conteh, curator Valeria Bembry and Namina Conteh.
Sadie Beck and sculptor Bianca Beck of Portland.
Board member Chris Stiegler, installation artist John Sundling and board member Desi Van Til, all of Portland.
Board treasurer Oliver Watson and Joseph Zullo of Portland.
Hanna Ajemian with her mother, performance artist Sara Juli, of Falmouth.
Former board member Kent Gordon of Portland with Carolyn Wachnicki, designer and exhibit manager.
Fabric sculptor Baxter Koziol of Portland, painter Andrew Scripter of Westbrook and photographer and videographer Harlan Crichton of Westbrook.
Documentary photographer Joel Tsui and fashion designer Jackiellen Bonney of Portland.
Arielle Morabito of Brunswick and musician Sadie McCurry of Scarborough.
Event hosts Lesley MacVane and Roger Berle of Falmouth.
Board member Catherine Besteman of Portland and Annie Leahy, executive director of Mechanics’ Hall.
Mark Winkworth and Jule Selbo of Portland.
Paula Namanyana, Sebastien Ngomirakiza, Esperance Rwaganje and Ange Uwera, all of Westbrook.
Honorees board member Tara Jenkins of Conscious Revolution and Mufalo Chitam, executive director of Maine Immigrants’ Rights Coalition.
Tural Nadirli of Portland, Chris Lyon of Scarborough and Mahir Hasanov of Kennebunk.
Mahmoud Hassan, Housing Case Manager Muse Ali and Executive Director Claude Rwaganje.
Director of Housing Dieudonne Nzeyimana, Stefanie Trice Gill of InterWorks, scholarship recipient Gabriel Sibomana of Westbrook and Jonthan Trumper, chair of the Southern Maine Chapter of SCORE.
Nancy Smith of GrowSmart, Ahdaf Shamtki of Biddeford and Emily Dufour of Monmouth.
ProsperityME graduate Nahlah Alsafar of Westbrook with Jill Williams of Scarborough.
ProsperityME graduate Ninette Irabaruta of Yarmouth and mentor Dara Wentworth of Cape Elizabeth.
Intercultural Community Center Executive Director Beatrice Mucyo and Adult Program Director Divine Nduwimana.
Leslie Smith and Roxi Suger of Biddeford-based Suger Bole.
Coffee scientist Sharada Krishnan, executive director of the International Women’s Coffee Alliance, with Coffee by Design co-founder Mary Allen Lindemann.
Greater Portland Immigrant Welcome Center board president Ninette Irabaruta, Ekhlas Ahmed of Chance to Advance and physician Ideh Rohani of Portland.
Emilie Toma and Emma Nadabi, both of Portland.
Coffee by Design co-founder Alan Spear, Eliza Cope Nolan of Bernstein Shur and publicist Gillian Britt.
Artist Titi de Baccarat, Congoless Community of Maine President Papy Bongibo and Amjambo Africa publisher George Budagu Makoko.
Coffee by Design lead roaster Travis Spear with Julien Langevin, 2022 U.S. Cup Tasters Champion of the United States, and former employee Milo Ryan-Humphrey.
Christopher Rugira of Rwanda, Coffee by Design employees Phil Hurley, Logan Shifflett and Madeline Weber, and Zada Smith of North Yarmouth.
Fairfield Bonsall with Coffee by Design Chief Financial Officer Gregory Michard.
Safiya Khalid and Nairus Abdullahi of Lewiston with Ethiopian coffee producer Hanan Million.