NCDE Civitan Awards Applications
Carlie Sessom Civitan of the Decade Award
Given to a NCDE Civitan who has provided a minimum of 10 years of outstanding service at the club, District and /or International levels. If the nominee’s home club is not the submitter, an endorsement from the home club or someone in the home club must be included. (District activities: 65%, other activities 20%, presentation 15%)
Dr. Luther Medlin Distinguished Citizen of the Year Award
Given to an outstanding citizen residing in the NCDE area who may, or may not, be a Civitan. Civitans holding elective or appointive office at the District level are not eligible during their term of office. The award recognizes special services made by the nominee for the good of humanity. (Content: 85%, presentation 15%)
Distinguished Lifetime Achievement Award
In recognition for a lifetime of outstanding service as both citizen and as Civitan, North Carolina District East has chosen to honor a select number of Civitans by awarding them the Distinguished Lifetime Achievement A ward. Requirements to receive this prestigious award are the highest of all the individual awards. Therefore, the award should not be considered an annual event. It should be bestowed only when a Civitan’s contributions over the past twenty or more years to North Carolina District East, to Civitan’ s growth and well being at the club, District and/or International levels, and to his/her community have truly been outstanding and extraordinary.
Club Humanity Award — Hands On
Presented to the Club rendering the most outstanding hands-on service to its community through a series of individual hands-on projects. (Benefits to individuals served 50%, members’ participation 25%, organization/implementation 10%, publicity received 10%, presentation 5%).
Club Humanity Award — Monetary Contribution
Presented to the Club rendering the most outstanding service to its community through a series of monetary contributions on the Local, District, and International level. (Benefits to individuals served 50%, members’ participation 25%, organization/implementation 10%, publicity received 10%, presentation 5%)
District Club of the Year Award
Given in 3 membership categories: (30 and under, 31-49, 50 and over). To be eligible, a club must be plus in membership and must provide additional information on membership, community service, knowledge (speakers, programs, club education, District/ International educational programs, fellowship, Foundation activities, and club management. (District activities 65%, other activities 20%, presentation 15 %)
Outstanding Civitan Awareness Project Award
Based on a single project which is judged the most outstanding in generating favorable publicity for the club or the Civitan name. (Benefits to individuals served 50%, members’ participation 25%, organization/implementation 10%, publicity received 10%, presentation 5%)
Outstanding Total Civitan Awareness Award
Based on a series of projects judged collectively the most outstanding in generating favorable publicity for the club or the Civitan name. (Benefits to individuals served 50%, members’ participation 25%, organization/implementation 10%, publicity received 10%, presentation 5%)
Outstanding Fundraising Project Award
Given to the club which has the most outstanding fundraising project, not necessarily the most money raised. Productivity based on club participation, as well as uniqueness of the project is also considered. (Benefits to individuals served 50%, members’ participation 25%, organization/implementation 10%, publicity received 10%, presentation 5%)
Outstanding Service to Individuals with Disabilities Award
Based on a single project and given for outstanding service in any area of work with individuals with disabilities. (Benefits to individuals served 50%, members’ participation 25%, organization/implementation 10%, publicity received 10%, presentation 5%)
Outstanding Total Service to Individuals with Disabilities Award
Based on a series of projects and given for outstanding service in any area of work with individuals with disabilities. (Benefits to individuals served 50%, members’ participation 25%, organization/implementation 10%, publicity received 10%, presentation 5%)
Outstanding Club Social Media Campaign
This award is based on a single Social Media campaign or promotion to publicize club activities, meetings and club events, and to share information about the club. Social Media used can include Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Google+, Pinterest, etc. Additional sources may also be used as long as it complies with the award objective and criteria. Award nominations should include a narrative which addresses the criteria and screenshots to illustrate campaign and results achieved.