TheJune Foray Award is a juried award given to individuals in recognition of a significant and benevolent or charitable impact on the art and industry of animation. The award is given by theInternational Animated Film Association,ASIFA-Hollywood at the annualAnnie Awards since 1995. It is named after the voice actressJune Foray.
| Ceremony | Year | Recipient |
|---|---|---|
| 24th | 1995 | June Foray |
| 25th | 1996 | Bill Littlejohn,[1] Fini Littlejohn |
| 26th | 1997 | Phyllis Craig |
| 27th | 1998 | Antran Manoogian |
| 28th | 1999 | Dave Master |
| 29th | 2001 | Linda Simensky |
| 30th | 2002 | Leonard Maltin |
| 31st | 2003 | Girard R. Miller |
| 32nd | 2004 | Martha Sigall |
| 33rd | 2005 | Bill Moritz |
| 34th | 2006 | Mark Kausler |
| 35th | 2007 | Stephen Worth |
| 36th | 2008 | Jerry Beck |
| 37th | 2009 | Bill Turner |
| 38th | 2010 | Tom Sito |
| 39th | 2011 | Ross Iwamoto |
| 40th | 2012 | Art Leonardi |
| 41st | 2013 | Howard Green |
| 42nd | 2014 | Alice Davis[2] |
| 43rd | 2015 | Charles Solomon |
| 44th | 2016 | Don Hahn |
| 45th | 2017 | Bill & Sue Kroyer[3] |
| 46th | 2018 | Didier Ghez[4] |
| 47th | 2019 | Adam Burke |
| 48th | 2020 | Daisuke Tsutsumi[5] |
| 49th | 2021 | Renzo and Sayoko Kinoshita |
| 50th | 2022 | Mindy Johnson[6][7] |
| 51st | 2023 | BRIC Foundation co-founders Alison Mann and Nicole Hendrix[8] |
| 52nd | 2024 | Women in Animation[9] |
| 53rd | 2025 | Sandy Rabins[10] |