The Kitty Foyle Award is an annual honor presented by the Philadelphia Chapter of the National Organization for Women (NOW). It recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to women's rights and gender equality. The award is named after the fictional character Kitty Foyle, created by author Christopher Morley, who embodies the spirit of independence and empowerment. Recipients of the Kitty Foyle Award are celebrated for their advocacy, leadership, and commitment to social justice. The award aims to inspire others to engage in activism and support the ongoing fight for women's rights, reflecting the values of the feminist movement.