The City of Logan People’s Excellence Awards
The City of Logan People’s Excellence Awards is a new, multi-category program that celebrates individuals, groups, clubs, and organisations whose contributions have shaped our city’s identity, progress, and community spirit.
This initiative shines a spotlight on a diverse range of achievements, bringing together inspiring stories of impact, dedication, and excellence from every corner of the community.
The program will culminate in a formal event in March 2026, where winners across all categories will be announced and honoured.
Timeframes
- Nominations open - 1 December 2025 at 4:00pm
- Nominations close - 18 January 2026 at 11:59pm
- Nominations are judged - 27 to 29 January 2026
- Winners are announced - March 2026.
Award categories
- Arts and Heritage Award - Recognises individuals or groups who have made a significant contribution to Logan’s artistic and cultural landscape.
- Environmental Award - For those leading the way in environmental stewardship and sustainability in Logan.
- Innovation Award - For creative thinkers and problem-solvers who advance Logan through innovation.
- Social Impact Award - Honours those who have positively influenced the wellbeing and social fabric of Logan.
- Sports Award - Showcasing excellence and contributions in sport across Logan and celebrating athletes of all abilities.
- Volunteer Award - Celebrates outstanding voluntary service that strengthens Logan’s community spirit.
- Mayor’s Excellence Award - This honour celebrates exceptional achievement or contribution that stands out across all categories.
Nominations now open
Nominations are open now and close Sunday, 18 January 2026 at 11:59pm.
To view the award guidelines, the nomination checklist and more, please download the City of Logan People’s Excellence Award Guidelines.(PDF, 3MB)
If you’re ready to nominate someone incredible, please nominate them using the link below.
Start your nomination now
Sponsors
Arts and Heritage Award
Proudly sponsored by Bendigo Bank.
Community Bank Logan is a franchise of Bendigo Bank, and operates 3 branches in Springwood, Browns Plains and Beenleigh. We're a bank that's good with money but we're more interested in the good that money can do. A ‘Profit-with-Purpose’ model that puts People and Planet first, providing you with everything you need to achieve your financial goals, while supporting the communities in which we live. Our innovative community bank model allows us to invest our profits back into the community by supporting events just like the City of Logan People’s Excellence Awards.
Innovation Award
Proudly sponsored by TransitCare.
TransitCare’s community transport services and social activities support people who want to get out and about but need assistance with transport.
Proudly founded in Logan, TransitCare began with humble beginnings driven by a small group of people passionate about ensuring no one in our community was left behind due to transport barriers.
Today, we continue to deliver essential community transport services and social activities across Logan, helping residents stay connected to medical appointments, social opportunities, and everyday life.
Social Impact Award
Proudly sponsored by DebtManagers.
DebtManagers buys bad debt from businesses and rehabilitates customers through tailored, sustainable repayment plans – no fees or excessive interest, no minimum repayments, no fixed timeframes. It's fairer for customers and it works to help them get out of bad debt and back on their feet. Our mission is to create a fairer financial world where everyone can thrive.
Volunteer Award
Proudly sponsored by Bendigo Bank.
Community Bank Logan is a franchise of Bendigo Bank, and operates 3 branches in Springwood, Browns Plains and Beenleigh. We're a bank that's good with money but we're more interested in the good that money can do. A ‘Profit-with-Purpose’ model that puts People and Planet first, providing you with everything you need to achieve your financial goals, while supporting the communities in which we live. Our innovative community bank model allows us to invest our profits back into the community by supporting events just like the City of Logan People’s Excellence Awards.
Sports Award
Proudly sponsored by City Venue Management.
City Venue Management (CVM) is proud to partner with Logan City Council to operate and manage safe, high-quality aquatic, leisure and sporting facilities that sit at the heart of the Logan community. Across Logan North, Logan West, Kingston (Gould Adams Park), Beenleigh, Bethania and Eagleby, CVM’s venues are vibrant, welcoming spaces where people of all ages come together to be active, learn and thrive.
With a strong focus on both sporting excellence and participation across all ages and abilities, CVM delivers comprehensive Learn to Swim programs, progressive squad pathways, and expert coaching that support everyone from first-time swimmers through to competitive athletes. Complemented by community-focused health clubs and wellness programs, these aquatic hubs help build confidence, capability and lifelong healthy habits.
Driven by a community-first philosophy and a partnership-based approach, CVM works closely with Council and local stakeholders to create well-loved community hubs that respond to local needs. Balancing sustainable operations with meaningful social outcomes, CVM is committed to delivering lasting value for Logan communities today and into the future.