National Service Award

The National Service Award was established in 1999 to recognize lodges in each region that have performed outstanding service, both in a qualitative and a quantitative sense, to their council. The National Service Award Petition is submitted along with the lodge recharter application. To be considered for the National Service Award, a lodge must be certified as a National Quality Lodge the year in which the National Service Award Petition is submitted. Two lodges per region will be granted National Service Award each year.

The National Service Award petition requires lodges to submit information on current lodge membership (the size of a lodge is a factor when considering the magnitude of the service it has provided), a detailed description of the largest and most meaningful service project the lodge has completed for its council, and a record of all service performed by the lodge for the council since the last recharter process. Service for this award is defined as any project that has directly benefited the Scouting program in the council.

**Starting in 2019 the application process for this award is handled through the charter renewal wizard within OA LodgeMaster. Specific questions will be asked to gather information and award determination will be made after the beginning of each year.

Recipient History

2017Cahuilla Lodge, California Inland Empire Council #45Redlands, CA
2017Wiatava Lodge, Orange County Council #39Santa Ana, CA
2016Cahuilla Lodge, California Inland Empire Council #45Redlands, CA
2016Wiatava Lodge, Orange County Council #39Santa Ana, CA
2015Cahuilla Lodge, California Inland Empire Council #45Redlands, CA
2015Wiatava Lodge, Orange County Council #39Santa Ana, CA
2014Papago Lodge, Catalina Council #11Tucson, AZ
2014Wiatava Lodge, Orange County Council #39Santa Ana, CA
2013Papago Lodge, Catalina Council #11Tucson, AZ
2013Wiatava Lodge, Orange County Council #39Santa Ana, CA
2012T’Kope Kwiskwis, Chief Seattle Council #609Seattle, WA
2012Wiatava Lodge, Orange County Council #39Costa Mesa, CA
2011Cahuilla Lodge, California Inland Empire Council #45Redland, CA
2011Wiatava Lodge, Orange County Council #39Costa Mesa, CA
2010Ta Tanka Lodge, San Gabriel Valley Council #40Pasadena, CA
2010Wiatava Lodge, Orange County Council #39Costa Mesa, CA
2009Cahuilla Lodge, California Inland Empire Council #45Redland, CA
2009Wiatava Lodge, Orange County Council #39Costa Mesa, CA
2008Orca Lodge, Redwood Empire Council #41Santa Rosa, CA
2008Wiatava Lodge, Orange County Council #39Costa Mesa, CA
2007Shunkah Mahneetu Lodge, Grand Teton Council #107Idaho Falls, ID
2007Wiatava Lodge, Orange County Council #39Costa Mesa, CA
2006Maluhia Lodge, Maui County Council #102Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii
2006Tiwahe Lodge, San Diego-Imperial Council #49San Diego, CA
2005Maluhia Lodge, Maui County CouncilWailuku, Maui, Hawaii
2005Tataliya Lodge, Grand Columbia Council #614Yakima, Washington
2004Tataliya Lodge, Grand Columbia Council #614Yakima, Washington
2004Wipala Wiki Lodge, Grand Canyon Council #10Phoenix, Arizona
2003Wiatava Lodge, Orange County CouncilCosta Mesa, California
2003Tukarika Lodge, Ore-Ida CouncilBoise, Idaho
2002Wipala Wiki Lodge, Grand Canyon Council #10Phoenix, Arizona
2002Cahuilla Lodge, California Inland Empire CouncilRedlands, California
2001Wipala Wiki Lodge, Grand Canyon Council #10Phoenix, Arizona
2001Malibu Lodge, Western Los Angeles CouncilVan Nuys, California
1999Wipala Wiki Lodge, Grand Canyon CouncilPhoenix, Arizona
1999Wauna La-Mon’tay Lodge, Cascade Pacific CouncilPortland, Oregon

FAREWELL

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