Past Awardees - 2019

Lang, co-creator of 1969's Woodstock Festival, was honored with the Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Award for Lifetime Achievement for promoting unity.

Fox earned the Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Award for Courage for his advocacy of Parkinson’s research towards finding a cure.

Tewksbury, an Olympic gold medalist, earned the Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Award for Gender Equality for his efforts in sports equality.

Hehre received the Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Award for Global Citizenship for founding a free children’s hospital in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Lynn earned the Muhammad Ali Kentucky Humanitarian Award for his continued work and support of several Kentucky non-profit organizations.

Mashharawi founded companies to help solve the need for construction material in Gaza and creating environmentally-friendly energy solutions.

Al-Kateab is an award-winning filmmaker who highlighted human suffering inside the city of Aleppo in Syria.

Frimpong founded Cocoa360 and pioneered and built the “farm-for-impact” health equity model; a tuition-free girls’ school and hospital.

Madison is the founder of Farming the Future, a Tallahassee-based business that designs and builds greenhouses and aquaponics systems in schools.

After Ulloa and her family were kidnapped by guerrilla members along with 200 other churchgoers, she became an advocate for forgiveness.

Hiakata represents Para Kore in the Far North of New Zealand, providing free education and resources to indigenous Māori communities.