
Our Mission Statement Is
Teen Empowerment Through Service
National Service
Honor Award

NSHA recognizes United States citizens and lawfully admitted, permanent residents of the United States who have achieved the required number of hours of service over a 12-month time period. This is a highly sought-after award and reflects highly on college applications.
Hours are measured over a 12-month period and awards are designated based on cumulative hours. The awards are offered in multiple levels and are designed to recognize each milestone of your service
achievement. Levels include bronze, silver, gold.
Hours by Award:
Teens (11–15)
Bronze 50 – 74
Silver 75 – 99
Gold 100 +
Young Adults (16-25)
Bronze 100 – 174
Silver 175 – 249
Gold 250+
The age you are as of June 1st of the year you are volunteering is the age used to calculate your hours for this award.
Along with the ultimate honor of presidential recognition, recipients will receive a personalized certificate, an official pin, medallion or coin and, a congratulatory letter from the president of the United States.
National Service Honor Award Winners
2024-2025
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Raihan Alhadi 40. Taylor Shapiro
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Summer Alquinzon 41. Lauren Sharman
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Matthew Arends 42. Payton Steinhauer
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Catherine Barrios 43. Rozlyn Strompf
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Valeria Botero 44. Hailey Sweeten
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Chloe Campise 45. Alina Tateosian
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Andrew Castello 46. Maelle Vanbragt
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Matthew Castello 47. Areen Yemenjian
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Mia Castro 48. Nellie Zenian
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Samreen Chahal
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Seerut Chahal
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Vincent Costanzo
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Sofia Cuttone
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Suyasha Dangi
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Selah El Issa
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Shiloh El Issa
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Mari Gabriel
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Madison George
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Alyssa Gomez
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Jonah Hallier
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Marco Hernandez
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Parleen Kaur
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Silvy Kirkorian
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Lia Kuniyoshi
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Aimee Le
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Katelyn Lievre
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Maggie McCollum
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Norah McCoy
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Madison Mek
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Aleena Minassian
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Sahana Patel
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Allison Patrick
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Halle Peterka
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Simran Rana
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Rande Raumaker
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Camille Rodriguez
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Madelyne Rodriguez Valdez
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Alexa Rosales
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Aliya Salahuddin


