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Distinguished Citizen Award Dinner

Our annual recognition of members of our community who freely give of their time and talents in service to youth.


Established by the Boy Scouts of America, the Distinguished Citizen Award recognizes noteworthy and extraordinary leadership of citizens in communities across the United States. Honoring distinguished citizenship delivers a message to our youth that character counts. The lives of distinguished citizens put into place guideposts that serve to inspire our youth to lead, to accept responsibility, and to care about principles and causes beyond self-interest.

2020 Distinguished Citizen Award Virtual Event

Join us in celebration of character, service, and family.

Thursday, September 17, 2020
5:00-5:45pm
FREE event
FREE Registration
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Auction

Bidding begins September 10, 2020.
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Judy Kleinberg, honoree2020 Honoree: Judy Kleinberg, President of the Chamber of Commerce and former mayor of Palo Alto

Location:
Online

For more information please contact:
Brian Curtis at (650) 341-5633 x102, or brian.curtis@scouting.org

Past Distinguished Citizen Award recipients include:
Judy Kleinberg, Marie Chuang, Bill Graham, Bill Long, Wendy Young & Mark Convery, David & Lynn Mitchell, Bill Reller, Bill Floyd, Carol Mayer Marshall & Robert Beresford Williams, Allen Phipps, Franklin “Pitch” Johnson, Jr., and Rebecca (Becky) Morgan, among others.
 
Proceeds from the event help support the Pacific Skyline Council’s ScoutReach program which provides opportunities for ALL youth, regardless of economic circumstance, neighborhood, or ethnicity to have an enriching and life-changing Scouting experience!
 
For over 100 years, the Boy Scouts of America has led the nation in providing citizenship training for American youth. Through the years, Scouting has provided young people with character development programs based on values found in the Scout Oath: duty to God, duty to country, duty to others, and duty to self. Today’s often-heard call for a return to ethical behavior, self-reliance, and caring and concern for others refers precisely to the values expressed in the Scout Law, the bedrock of the movement since 1910.
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