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Cherokee Federal, the federal contracting division of Cherokee Nation Businesses, has been awarded the 2025 Business Partnership Award by SourceAmerica during its annual Achievement Awards program. This prestigious recognition highlights the organization’s commitment to fostering inclusive employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities.
The award underscores Cherokee Federal's dedication to partnering with SourceAmerica, an organization that connects businesses with a network of nonprofit agencies that provide job opportunities for people with disabilities. This collaboration not only enhances workforce diversity but also promotes economic empowerment within communities.
Cherokee Federal's efforts in creating an inclusive work environment have set a benchmark for excellence in the federal contracting sector. The company’s initiatives reflect its core values of respect, integrity, and commitment to community service. This recognition serves as a testament to the significant impact that Cherokee Federal has made in advancing the mission of SourceAmerica and supporting the employment of individuals with disabilities across the nation.
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