Elizabeth Vicory Community Leadership Award
Elizabeth Vicory has been a dedicated member of Frontier Girls since 2011. She has earned every available award and over 1,000 badges, with a lifelong commitment to the program and a particular focus on community service. As an autistic young woman, Elizabeth has become a powerful advocate for those often overlooked, demonstrating that being different is a strength, not a limitation.
Elizabeth’s spirit of giving extends to countless local projects, from putting together dozens of Easter baskets for kids in her community to acting as a lead ambassador for the Million Misfit Sock March against bullying and creating a lasting monument to the first responders of 9/11. She regularly speaks at city council meetings to raise awareness and advocate for positive change. She continues to be a voice for the underserved, a champion for those facing challenges, and a tireless volunteer, making her a true example of what it means to serve with courage and compassion.
The Elizabeth Vicory Community Leadership Award honors her legacy, recognizing those who, like Elizabeth, lead with compassion, courage, and a commitment to service.
Eligibility:
Available to Level 4 (Eagle) and Level 5 (Owl) members only.
Award Requirements:
- Longevity of Service: Be an active member for a minimum of 5 years.
- Servant’s Heart: Earn a minimum of one Servant’s Heart for each year of membership, reflecting a consistent dedication to community service.
- Impact and Leadership:
- Earn the Make a Difference Award at either Level 4 or Level 5, demonstrating a significant positive impact on your community.
- Earn the Leadership Award at either Level 4 or Level 5, showcasing your ability to guide and inspire others.
- Public Advocacy: Speak or present at a public meeting, such as a city council, school board, or community event, at least five times. This could involve supporting a cause you care about, proposing a new public project, raising awareness, or sharing a personal story to inspire positive change.
This award not only honors the legacy of Elizabeth Vicory but also sets a standard for future leaders, inspiring members to be bold, compassionate, and committed to creating a better world.
