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The Laredo Chamber of Commerce has selected the Ruthe B. Cowl Rehabilitation Center as the 2026 recipient of its prestigious Business ICONS Award for Nonprofit Organization of the Year. This honor recognizes the center's decades of dedicated service and exceptional care provided to patients with disabilities in the Webb County community.
For years, the center has stood as a cornerstone of support, offering vital rehabilitation services that empower individuals to achieve greater independence and improve their quality of life. Its commitment to compassionate, patient-centered care has made a profound impact on countless families throughout the region.
The Chamber's ICONS Awards celebrate businesses and organizations that demonstrate excellence, innovation, and a sustained commitment to the growth and betterment of Laredo. By choosing the Ruthe B. Cowl Rehabilitation Center for this award, the Chamber highlights the critical role that dedicated nonprofit organizations play in building a stronger, more supportive community. The formal award presentation is scheduled to take place during the Chamber’s 2026 awards ceremony.
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