President’s Volunteer Service Award The President’s Volunteer Service Award recognizes United States citizens and lawfully admitted permanent residents of the United States who have achieved the required number of hours of service during a specified time frame.
Award Recipients, ages 5–10 Bronze, 26–49 hours Isaac Blevins, Whiteside-Carroll Service Unit Ava Castro, Whiteside-Carroll Service Unit Sadie Castro, Whiteside-Carroll Service Unit Liliana Cech, Whiteside-Carroll Service Unit Sophia Gallegos, Whiteside-Carroll Service Unit Madelyn Harper, Arapaho Service Unit Ava Hollowell, Whiteside-Carroll Service Unit Jordyn Olalde, Whiteside-Carroll Service Unit Emelia Willis, Whiteside-Carroll Service Unit Gold, 75+ hours Isabelle Olivas, Whiteside-Carroll Service Unit
Award Recipients, ages 11–15 Bronze, 50–74 hours Julia Baird, Geneva Service Unit Gold, 100+ hours Annabelle Blevins, Whiteside-Carroll Service Unit Frances McGroarty, Geneva Service Unit Rhiannon Reynolds, Genesis Service Unit
Award Recipients, ages 26+ Bronze, 100–249 hours Erin Berry, Park North Service Unit Mary Rose Fillip, Spring River Service Unit Marilyn Jean Hartzog, Spring River Service Unit Barbara Lutz, Stephenson Service Unit
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