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Annual Volunteer AwardsEvery year, Special Olympics Texas holds an awards ceremony to recognize and demonstrate its appreciation to the volunteers, athletes, families and businesses that make the Special Olympics experience possible for our athletes. There are eight separate forms; please use the appropriate form for the category. If you wish to submit a nomination for any of the following awards, please fill out the below Area/Chapter Awards Nomination Forms. Please send all signed, completed nominations to your area director for approval, postmarked no later than June 15. No late nomination forms will be accepted. Volunteer of the Year Coach of the Year Unified Partner of the Year Click here to download the nomination form for Volunteer, Coach and Unified Partner submissions. Athlete of the Year Click here to download the Athlete of the Year nomination form. Trainer of the Year Outstanding Volunteer for Sports and Competition Outstanding Volunteer for Fund Raising
For voluntary service in implementing fund raising opportunities at the local, area or chapter level.
Outstanding Service from A Business/Corporation
For year-round service (in the form of volunteer support, for example) or financial backing (including in-kind donations) from a business. Family of the Year
For the family with a special needs member that has made and continues to make a unique and lasting contribution to the lives of Special Olympics athletes. Outstanding Service from Print Media
This award represents the print media outlet that supports Special Olympics in a way that helps increase athlete numbers, support fund raising efforts and increase volunteer support while promoting the image of the movement. Outstanding Service from Electronic Media
The Electronic Media Award was split from the print media in 1990. This award represents the electronic media outlet that supports Special Olympics in a way that helps increase athlete numbers, support fund raising efforts and increase volunteer support while promoting the image of the movement. Outstanding Volunteer for Outreach
For the people, group or organization whose volunteer service has expanded the opportunities for people with intellectual disabilities to become involved in the Special Olympics Texas program. Outstanding Service from a Community Leader
For the professional athlete, celebrity, or civic leader who has demonstrated devotion to individuals with intellectual disabilities and concern for improving their skills through Special Olympics. Outstanding Service from a Civic or Service Organization
For year-round community service and/or monetary support from an agency, civic group or service organization. |
Thank you to our Official Partners and year-round Co-Sponsors: |