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Selecting an Award to Write Page 1 of 7 Leadership Awards 1, 2, and 3 Are Judged by an Anonymous Committee Appointed by the FFGC President How to Select a FFGC Award to write from your Garden Club’s Programs or Events Valerie Seinfeld Civic Awards ? Horticulture ? Community Projects/ Historical ? Flower Show Achievement Awards ? Conservation ? Leadership ? District Awards ? Tree Planting ? Publications & Social Media ? Junior Gardening ? Landscaping ? Miscellaneous Awards ? Special Achievement ? How to Select which FFGC Award to write from your Garden Club’s Programs or Events www.ffgc.org Members Tab - click to drop down and Awards is first. Check back often as new awards may be added each year. Begin by looking at the Category the award falls under. Read it in detail. Does your program or event meet the criteria? This handy document will give you an idea before you go to the computer if there is an award title that matches your program or event. Once you decide on an award to write, download the application form and fill out the top portion. Save it for later when you are ready to start. But Not ALL: Remember most awards, but not all, are due at the same time. Most are sent to the same place, but not all. Most are attention to the Awards Chair, but not all. Make note of exceptions. Reread the award description in detail. Give the Chair of the Program or Event a list of items you need to complete the Award. Ex. Pictures before and after, Budget and where the money came from. How many were involved in this award, all members, percentage of members, community members? Valerie Seinfeld Selecting an Award to Write page 1 of 7 Leadership Awards 1, 2, and 3 are judged by An Anonymous Committee appointed by the FFGC President. A garden club leader is one who accepts responsibility, provides a cooperative spirit and shares honor where honor is due in all phases of garden club work. Each Garden Club and each Federation or Council of garden clubs may nominate one member each year for Awards 1, 2, and 3. Circles may also nominate one member for Award #3. Special Achievement and Excellence The FFGC Excellence awards are based on accomplishments during the garden club year promoting Federation aims and objectives. An Anonymous Committee of three judges appointed by the president will consider all entries. Awards 4 - 10 Publication & Social Media Publication awards 11 - 13 have special requirements. Please read carefully and completely. Awards 11 - 14 Community Projects/ Historical Awards 15 - 18 Horticulture Awards Awards 20 - 28 Civic Awards Awards 29 - 39 Landscaping Awards Awards 40 - 47 Tree Planting Awards 48 - 49 Conservation Awards 50 - 59 Valerie Seinfeld Selecting an Award to Write page 2 of 7 Miscellaneous Awards #61 NELL COE AWARD Awarded every other year and revised each administration, 1966 #62 MARY S. COMPTON AWARD FOR PUBLICITY #63 GARDEN CENTER PROGRAMS #64 LIBRARY #65 CONVENTION DELEGATE #66 NATIONAL GARDEN WEEK AWARD #67 PRESSED WILDFLOWER COLLECTION #68 CELEBRATE COREOPSIS AWARD #69 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS #71 THE ELLA JOYCE BOALS PROGRAM AWARD" #73 PUBLIC PROGRAM #74 YEAR’S PROGRAMS #75 “FUN WITH FLOWERS” PROGRAM #76 “FUN WITH FLOWERS” SERIES AWARD #78 PARKS AND GROUNDS PROGRAM #79 SPECIAL YOUTH PROGRAM(S) #80 DISABLED VETERAN HUMANITARIAN AWARD #81 FLORAL DESIGNER’S AWARD #82 FLORIDA FLOWER ARRANGEMENT CALENDAR COVER AWARD #83 FLORIDA FLOWER ARRANGEMENT CALENDAR CRYSTAL AWARD Valerie Seinfeld Selecting an Award to Write page 3 of 7 Flower Show Achievement Awards FFGC #101 A, B (NGC 18 A, B) FFGC #120 FLOWER SHOW FOCAL Council Standard Flower Show AREA AWARD FFGC #102 A, B, C (NGC 22 A, B, FFGC #121 FLOWER SHOW C) Holiday Standard Flower Show STAGING AWARD FFGC #103, A, B, C, D, E (NGC 17, FFGC #122 STANDARD FLOWER A, B, C, D, E) Home Standard SHOW SCHEDULE Flower Show FFGC #123 FFSJ TRICOLOR AWARD FFGC #104 A (NGC 35 A) Near- Club Standard Flower Show FFGC #124 FLORALIA II DESIGNER’S CHOICE AWARD FFGC #105 A, B, C (NGC 21 A, B, C) Patriotic Standard Flower FFGC #125 FLORALIA VI AWARD OF Show DISTINCTION AWARD FFGC #106 A, B (NGC 57 A, B) FFGC #126 ESTHER BROSCHE Standard Flower Show Staged in EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT AWARD a Public Building FFGC #127 TABLE ARTISTRY AWARD FFGC #107 A, B, C, D (NGC 5, A, B, C, D) Club Standard Flower FFGC #128 PETITE AWARD Show FFGC #129 LEONA VENETTOZZI COLLECTIONS AWARD FFGC #108 A, B, C (NGC 25 A, B, C) Petite Standard Flower Show FFGC #130 DISPLAY AWARD of Miniature and/or Small Exhibits FFGC #131 DISH GARDEN FFGC #110 A Small Standard Flower Show FFGC #132 BROMELIAD AWARD Valerie Seinfeld Selecting an Award to Write page 5 of 7 Junior Gardeners FFGC Awards J-10 thru J-40 FFGC Awards J-10 thru J-49 J- 16. Field Trip Report FFGC J-1 JUNIOR DESIGN J-20. JUNIOR HORTICULTURE AWARD J-21. POISONOUS PL ANTS FFGC J-2" YOUTH FLOWER SHOW OR YOUTH SECTION OF J-22. PITCHER PLANT AN ADULT STANDARD FLOWER PRESERVATION SHOW J-23. CHILDREN’S GARDENS FFGC J-4" CONSERVATION PROJECT J-24. WILDFLOWER FOLDER FFGC J-5" BIRDS AT SCHOOL J-25. WILD PLANT SPECIMENS FFGC J-6" WILDFLOWER WHIZ J-26. NATIVE TREES OF FLORIDA J-10. CLASSROOM PROJECT J-27. TREE AWARD J-11. LITTER CONTROL POSTER J-30. THE MARGARET Y. PACE BIRDS SEEN IN FLORIDA AWARD J-12. LAND TRUST ESSAY AWARD J-31. BIRDS IN gFLORIDA J-13. JUNIOR GARDENERS/PRE- J-32. BUTTERFLY CONSERVATION SCHOOL NATURE POSTERS FOLDER AWARD J-33. BUTTERFLY AWARD J-14. WATER CONSERVATION – Environmental Poster Contest J- 34. REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS FOUND IN FLORIDA J- 15. THE LOUSIE ADAMS FOR WEKIVA YOUTH CAMP REPORT J- 35. GARDEN INSECTS FOUND IN FLORIDA J-36. SHELLS IN FLORIDA J-40. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT Valerie Seinfeld Selecting an Award to Write page 6 of 7 Intermediate Gardeners & High School Awards I-4 - I-16 HS -12 - HS 20 I-4. Field Trip Award HS-12. HIGH SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD I-7. Pitcher Plant Preservation HS-15. PITCHER PLANT I-8. WildFlower Folder PRESERVATION I-10. THE MARY NEWSOME HS-16. BUTTERFLY AWARD AWARD FOR FLORIDA STATE PARKS HS-20. ESSAY CONTEST AWARD I-16. THE MRS. MORGAN P. GILBERT TREE AWARD I-17. BUTTERFLY AWARD I-18. BUTTERFLY CONSERVATION I-25. WILD PLANT SPECIMENS I-16. TREE AWARD District Awards D-3 MEMBERSHIP CITATION (Awarded Every Other Year) D-8 DISTRICT HORTICULTURE AWARD Valerie Seinfeld Selecting an Award to Write page 7 of 7.
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