Mayor's Award
The Mayor’s Award recognizes Triangle-area students who serve their community in meaningful ways.
Students who complete the required number of volunteer hours at area nonprofits during summer break are recognized by the Mayor at a ceremony in the fall. Last year, students logged more than 30,000 hours of community service through the Mayor’s Award!
2023-2024 Youth Awards Pick-Up!
This drive-thru style pick-up event will be held on:
Our January 20th event has been postponed due to the possibility of icy conditions! Please check your email in the coming weeks for a rescheduled date and location.
(If you are unable to pick up your award at this day and time, you may stop by the TNVLC office AFTER January 20th during normal business hours.)
Ahmed is a Senior STEM Academy student at Athens Drive High School.
Since 1998, the Mayor’s Award has recognized students for their service to the community each summer.
Mayor’s Award Essay Contest Winner:
Sujit Uppuluri
In his winning essay “Wired for Good: Programming for a Better World,” he reflects on his early fascination with coding, the transformative power of volunteering, and his unconventional yet impactful approach to community service, showcasing how passion and innovation can create lasting change in both individual lives and the global community.
Ahmed is a Senior STEM Academy student at Athens Drive High School.
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