SAVE Promise Club Award

Recognizing Youth Leadership

Gather your club members and show us how you work as a team to prevent violence in your community!

SAVE Promise Clubs from coast to coast are doing incredible things to make their schools and communities safer and kinder. That’s why we’ve created this award to uplift amazing Clubs. Winners will be showcased on our website, email newsletter, and social media, reaching millions of people. Help share the good news about your club’s good work!

Swansboro High School SAVE Promise Club receives national award for Say Something Week from National SAVE Promise Club Director, Carleen Wray. Swansboro High School shines with their signature Meet-at-the-fence event where community is built by bringing the district schools together for a special event.
Swansboro High School SAVE Promise Club receives award for Say Something Week from SAVE Promise Club Associate Vice President, Carleen Wray.
The SAVE Promise Club at Olde Towne Middle School, Mississippi proudly accepts a national awareness week award from Sandy Hook Promise Managing Director and co-founder Nicole Hockley. 

How You Can Enter

The award applications are now closed for this year. Please check back again in April 2023.

Contact us at [email protected] for application details.

What You Will Win

  • National recognition on Sandy Hook Promise website and social media channels
  • $250 stipend for your club
  • Award banner for display

Eligibility

Any officially registered SAVE Promise Club with Sandy Hook Promise who completes the End of Year Survey is eligible to apply. SAVE Promise Clubs can be located in elementary, middle or high schools or community-based organizations. Not registered? Get started!