The Glendora Community Coordinating Council established a Youth Recognition Award in 1976 to recognize the outstanding humanitarian efforts made by the youth of our community that too often go unnoticed.  An individual or group of young people may be considered for this award, which may be given monthly from September through June.  Individuals may not nominate immediate family members.

To receive this award, a nominee or group must meet the following criteria:

-Must be enrolled in Kindergarten through twelfth grade, in Glendora or Charter Oak Schools, public or private.

-The nominee, or group, must have given specific, outstanding service to humanity that would not otherwise be widely recognized.  Criteria may include, but is not limited to, extraordinary volunteer efforts, unusual actions to assist another youth or adult, acts of heroism, or actions of a humane nature.  PLEASE LIST SERVICES & HOURS DONATED!!
-If nominee is a resident, the service may have been provided outside of the Glendora community.
-If the nominee is a non-resident of Glendora, the service must have benefited the community of Glendora.

Nominations for the award must be submitted by a community organization, school, church or individual, with a personal recommendation, in writing, to the Youth Award Board Member of Glendora Community Coordinating Council.