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Volunteer Recognition Opportunities

In addition to the reward of a job well done and the appreciation of your agency, you may be eligible for awards or even a college scholarship! Check out these valuable resources for recognition and financial support:

President's Student Service Scholarships
Each high school in the country may select two juniors or seniors to receive a $1,000 scholarship for outstanding service to the community. In addition to the scholarship students receive a scholarship certificate, a letter from the President, and the President's Student Service Award gold pin. Must be a high school junior or senior who contributed at least 100 hours of service to his/her community within a 12-month period. No minimum GPA is required.

President's Student Service Awards
All full-time students from kindergarten through college who contribute at least 100 hours of service to the community are eligible for the President's Student Service Award Gold Pin and a Presidential Certificate. Students 5 to 14 who have performed at least 50 hours of service within a 12-month period will be eligible for the silver award pin and certificate.

Contact:  President's Student Service Scholarships

Phone: 888-275-5018

E-Mail: RDCSFA@aol.com   

Website: http://www.student-service-awards.org

Prudential Spirit of Community Awards
This award is designed to recognize students in middle and high school who have demonstrated exemplary, self-initiated community service. Any student who is 11 to 18 years of age, or in grades 5 through 12, at the time of application, is eligible for this scholarship. The applicant must describe an individual community service activity or an individual's significant leadership in a group activity that has taken place during the previous year. This must be completed and submitted to the school principal by Oct. 30.

Here are the awards given: School Honorees—certificate of recognition from their schools. State Honorees—$1,000, a silver medallion and an all-expense-paid trip to Washington, D.C. for a national recognition event. National Honorees—$5,000, a gold medallion, and a trophy for their schools.

For more information, go to: www.prudential.com

Visit Youth Service America (YSA) at www.servenet.org.
It lists the following awards:

  • HASBRO Teens With The Courage to Give Awards
     
  •  American Red Cross Woodrow Wilson Award for Exemplary Youth Volunteer Service: Annual Youth Achievement Awards, apply online: www.youthusa.org

  •  Colgate's Youth For America Award
     
  • Chevron-Times Mirror Conservation Awards Program
     
  •  Cheesebrough-Pond's National Hero Award
     
  • Do Something Brick Award for Community Service
     
  • Joseph G. Phelan Award
     
  • Lewis Hine Award
     
  • National Public Service Award
     
  • National Wildlife Federation National Conservation Awards Program
     
  • National Youth Crime Prevention Youth Service Awards
     
  • Temple Awards for Creative Altruism
     
  • American Citizenship Award
     
  • America the Beautiful Fund
     
  • America's Awards

 and many, many more!