Coastal Plains Award Nomination Forms

Coastal Plains District Award Nomination

Help us recognize Scouters who have served Coastal Plains District youth above and beyond the call of duty. Awards are presented at the district recognition event.

The nomination is confidential. To avoid possible disappointment, please do not advise the nominee in any way of your action on his or her behalf. Please make an effort to invite Scouters to the district recognition event. Be creative in ensuring the nominee will attend.

Nomination Forms

It is my pleasure to submit the following nomination to the district awards committee for consideration:

Certificate of Appreciation (for individuals or organizations outside of Scouting who have supported the Scouting within the district)
Coastal Plains Award (for Scouters who have actively supported and participated in most district activities over an extended period of time and given substantial leadership)
Cub Scout of the Year Award (on Cub Scout per pack)
District Award of Merit (for individuals who render noteworthy service to youth in and/or outside of Scouting)
District Eagle Scout Service Project of the Year Award (one project will be chosen)
Family of the Year Award (for families who exemplifies contributions of noteworthy service)
Jerry Vyvial Gator Award (for Scouters who have provided commendable service to the district over an extended period of time)
Scout of the Year Award (one Scout per troop or crew)
Walter Meyer Commissioner Award (for a commissioner who has provided outstanding service to their units and the district)
Unit Service Award (nominations are submitted by the unit key 3 for Scouters who have made meaningful contributions to support the unit)
Certificate of Volunteering Excellence (for Scouters who have displayed excellence in volunteering and/or leading district activities)
Walter Lamar Evans Lifetime of Service Award (for Scouters who have demonstrated a lifetime of service to Scouting)

Multiple nominations by different nominees can be submitted and are helpful to the committee only if they provide different information. Nominees in different Scouting positions can provide additional information, various perspectives, and different examples to support the nomination. Identical nominations, submitted by different people do not help the Award Committee or give the nominee a better chance of getting an award.