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Youth Awards Unit Awards Youth Awards Program Service Stars Award 50-Miler Award Snorkeling BSA Award Boardsailing BSA Award Spirit of the Eagle Award BSA Lifeguard Award Totin’ Chip Award BSA Stand up Paddle Boarding Award Trained Strip Conservation Good Turn Award Venturing Shooting Sports Outstanding Achievement Award Cub Scout Outdoor Activity Award Whitewater Rafting BSA Award Cyber Chip Award Whittling Chip Award Emergency Preparedness Award William T. Hornaday Award - Badge Firem’n Chit Award William T. Hornaday Award - Medal NOM Founders Bar Award World Conservation Award Glenn A. and Melinda W. Adams National Eagle Scout Service Project of the Year Award NOM Service Historic Trails Award Den Chief Service Award NOM International Spirit Award Lifesaving and Meritorious Action Award NOM Interpreter Strip Award Order of the Arrow—Distinguished Service Award NOM Kayaking BSA Award Order of the Arrow—Founder’s Award NOM Keep America Beautiful Hometown USA Award Order of the Arrow—Red Arrow Award NOM Long Cruise Award Order of the Arrow—Vigil Honor Messengers of Peace Award Outdoor Ethics Awareness and Action Award Mile Swim BSA Award Torch of Gold Award Nova Awards Program Membership Paul Bunyan Award Founders Bar Award Recruiter Strip Award Recruiter Strip Award Religious Emblems Awards Program (Youth) Service Stars Award Scholarships Training SCOUTStrong Be MedWise Award Trained Strip SCOUTStrong Presidential Active Lifestyle Award (PALA) Finance SCOUTStrong Splash and Dash Participation Scholarships Scuba BSA Award Unit Awards Program National Summertime Pack Award 100% Boys’ Life Unit Award SCOUTStrong Healthy Unit Award Frank L. Weil Memorial Unit Recognition Award William T. Hornaday Award - Unit Journey to Excellence Service National Den Award Memorial Gold Star Award NOM National Honor Patrol Award iScouting…Vale la Pena! Service Award National Medal for Outdoor Achievement Membership National Outdoor Challenge Unit Award Veteran Unit Award Adult Awards Program Order of the Arrow—Distinguished Service Award NOM NOM 50-Miler Award Order of the Arrow—Founder’s Award NOM Boardsailing BSA Award Order of the Arrow—Red Arrow Award NOM BSA Lifeguard Award Order of the Arrow—Vigil Honor BSA Stand up Paddle Boarding Award Outdoor Ethics Awareness and Action Award NOM Conservation Good Turn Award Sea Scout Leadership Award NOM Emergency Preparedness Award Silver Antelope Award NOM Frank L. Weil Memorial Quality Jewish Committee Award Silver Beaver Award NOM Historic Trails Award Silver Buffalo Award International Spirit Award Special Needs Scouting Service Award Interpreter Strip Award Torch of Gold Award NOM Kayaking BSA Award Unit Leader Award of Merit NOM Long Cruise Award Venturing Leadership Award NOM Messengers of Peace Award Whitney M. Young Jr. Service Award NOM Mile Swim BSA Award Woods Services Award NESA Life Service Award Membership NOM Religious Emblems Awards Program (Adult) Founders Bar Award SCOUTStrong Presidential Active Lifestyle Award (PALA) Service Stars Award Scuba BSA Award Veteran Award Snorkeling BSA Award William D. Boyce New-Unit Organizer Award Whitewater Rafting BSA Award Training William T. Hornaday Award - Badge Cub Scout Leader Recognition Awards NOM William T. Hornaday Award - Medal Den Leader Training Awards Service Philmont Training Center Masters Track Award Asian American Spirit of Scouting Service Award Scouter’s Key Award Alumni Award Scouter’s Training Award BSA Council Alumnus of the Year Award Skipper’s Key Award NOM Commissioner Awards and Recognitions Trained Strip Community Organization Award Finance NOM Distinguished Eagle Scout Award James E. West Fellowship NOM District Award of Merit Presidents Leadership Council NOM George Meany Award Scholarships NOM International Scouter’s Award Second Century Society NOM Lifesaving and Meritorious Action Award W.P. Society Award National Duty to God Award NOM Winthrop Rockefeller Award NOM NESA Outstanding Eagle Scout Award Non-Scouter Awards Program Service North Star Award Elbert K.Fretwell Outstanding Educator Award Order of the Arrow—Red Arrow Award NOM Summary of BSA Awards Central (July 2020) – Award titles clickable links for more info NOM = Awardee must be nominated .
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