Do you know someone who actively serves the Cypress, Texas community? Think they deserve some kudos for their hard work? Nominate someone today to be recognized for the Kiwanis of Cypress, Texas Adult Public Service Award!
PREVIOUS RECIPIENTS
Nathaniel Victoriano 2nd recipient
UH student who supports the community by organizing community blood drives.
Cypress Kiwanis is proud to announce our FIRST Adult Public Service Award Recipient, Mr. Ross Flood, for his work as an Assistant Principal in Cy Fair ISD. Mr. Flood chose Cypress Lucky Mutt Rescue as the inaugural recipient for the Cypress Kiwanis donation.
NOMINATION FORM
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
- Nominee is at least 18 years old.
- Nominee currently resides or works in Cypress, Texas or adjacent community.
SELECTION CRITERIA
The emphasis for award selection is on impactful and meaningful service that fosters community well-being in Cypress, Texas, either in the capacity of volunteer work or for paid employees for outstanding achievement that benefits the community.
The four primary selection criteria include:
- Leadership: An individual who significantly enhances unity and purpose within their community. The nominee should demonstrate a proven ability to foster community strength through initiatives promoting personal growth and development.
- Social Responsibility: An individual who actively contributes to community improvement through volunteerism, social initiatives, outreach programs, sports programs, or educational activities. The nominee should have led or participated in at least one community project with
measurable impacts on its participants. - Mentorship: An individual who exemplifies positive values and behaviors, inspiring others to emulate them. The nominee should provide instances of effectively mentoring community members in a constructive manner.
- Change Agent: An individual who motivates and empowers others to achieve positive transformations through personal development and self-improvement efforts. The nominee should demonstrate a track record of influencing meaningful change within their community.
Nominations should discuss the following aspects of the applicant’s community service:
- Contributions to strengthening the community through, preferably, volunteer service (describe the activity, history of applicant’s community activities, major accomplishments);
- Special leadership qualities (ability to inspire and encourage others);
- Ability to achieve outcomes (such as problems solved, numbers of people reached, measurable change, dollars saved or raised); and
- Any extraordinary effort made by the nominee, and any challenges or obstacles that were overcome in making these contributions.
Kiwanis Club of Cypress, Texas 