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Service Holly Anderson Judy Powers

Service Recognition Awards OBJECTIVES OF THE ZONTA SERVICE RECOGNITION AWARDS To give recognition to outstanding service projects undertaken by Zonta clubs or districts which benefit women or girls in the local community. To honour the clubs or districts for their outstanding performance in carrying out their service projects. To foster the exchange of ideas showcasing service projects of clubs or districts on the Zonta International website and at the Zonta International Convention in 2018. To draw up exemplars or models in service projects benefitting women or girls in the local community and giving visibility to Zonta International, hence, increasing the credibility of the organization. https://membership.zonta.org/service-tools District 4 Conference September 22nd to 24th, 2017

Service Recognition Awards The outstanding community service awards are known as the Zonta Service Recognition Awards. The Zonta International Service Committee receives, evaluates and recommends to the Zonta International Board which nominations from clubs and districts should receive the Zonta Service Recognition Award. The final decision is taken by the Zonta International Board. The Zonta Service Recognition Awards will recognize six (6) of the most outstanding service projects carried out by clubs and up to three (3) organised by districts. The Zonta Service Recognition Awards will be given to deserving Zonta clubs and districts at the end of the biennium during the Zonta International Convention in 2018 in Yokohama, Japan. District 4 Conference September 22nd to 24th, 2017

Service Recognition Awards ELIGIBILITY FOR THE AWARDS There are two categories of projects to be considered for the Awards: Service projects that empower women and girls in general to achieve equal rights and to secure their access to all legal, political, economic, educational, health and professional resources; and Service projects focusing on prevention of violence against women and girls. Consideration for service awards will be for service projects involving members providing direct hands-on service to women and girls. Fundraising projects are not service, they are tools to help clubs and districts implement their service projects. District 4 Conference September 22nd to 24th, 2017

Service Recognition Awards Club service projects: A Zonta club may nominate up to two (2) projects, one project in each category: Empowerment of Women and Girls Prevention of violence against women Projects may be new projects this biennium or may have commenced in the past and are still ongoing this biennium. The project nomination must state the benefits they have given to the women or girls in the local community and the visibility and credibility they have provided to Zonta. The club projects that won at previous Conventions cannot be resubmitted. Nomination form must be signed by the Club President District 4 Conference September 22nd to 24th, 2017

Service Recognition Awards DISTRICT EVALUATING COMMITTEE The district evaluating committee will appraise submitted nominations for club service projects. The governor will appoint the district evaluating committee composed of three (3) members with the district service chairman as the chairman. The two (2) other members can be any Zontians from their respective district. The district evaluating committee will judge and select at most three (3) outstanding club service projects, at least one of them must be from the category of projects to prevent and fight violence against women and girls. The district evaluating committee will base its decision on the following criteria:  the benefit it has given to the women and/or girls in the local community; the visibility and credibility to Zonta International created by the project; and the sustainability of the project. The decision of the district evaluating committee will be final and will not be subjected to changes or revisions. The chairman of the district evaluating committee will submit the district finalists to the governor. District 4 Conference September 22nd to 24th, 2017

Service Recognition Awards Due date for Submission of Club Service Project nominations: November 15, 2017 District 4 Conference September 22nd to 24th, 2017

Service Recognition Awards For more information including the service recognition award applications: https://membership.zonta.org/service-tools District 4 Conference September 22nd to 24th, 2017