Community Silent Servant Award Guidelines

A citizen of the United States whose primary residence is in the State of Washington or Oregon.
Nominee must have provided consistent service for a minimum of one current year and who intends to continue providing service in the future.
Individuals who independently and voluntarily provide service within their community without remuneration or requirement of any types.

Individuals performing services for financial or material compensation.
Persons who serve in behalf of or represent an organization of any type including those who are directly or indirectly required to provide service as a condition of employment or other program or membership which requires service.
An individual who is related in any way to any Peter R. Marsh Foundation Board Member, or who is a substantial contributor to Peter R. Marsh Foundation.
Persons who have previously received a service award from the Foundation.
Awards that would benefit any organization(s) or person(s) other than the recipient.
Service that is discriminatory, self-serving, socially divisive or supporting a political ideology.
A person who nominates themselves.

Any person 18 years of age or older, as an individual or member of an organization, who can demonstrate considerable first-hand knowledge of the nominee’s service.

The Nomination Form (included on this site) is to be completed in full and submitted to the Program Coordinator of the Peter R. Marsh Foundation.
A Nomination can be submitted at any time.
Nominations will be evaluated and processed within 30 days of receipt and the Nominator will be notified of the Foundation’s actions.
Submission of a Nomination Form does not guarantee that a Nominee will be selected to receive an award.
Nominations are considered without regard to race, color, creed, religion, age, gender, disability or national origin.

The award consists of a financial reward and an engraved memorial. The financial reward is made payable to award recipient only. The engraved memorial will include the name of the award recipient.
The payment and engraved memorial will be shipped to the Nominator unless other arrangements have been made.
Awards are made in recognition of service and achievement, and are not intended to finance or reward any future activity of the recipient.
The Foundation cannot accept unsolicited and promotional materials.

The Nominator (individual or organization) is responsible to present the award to the award recipient. Doing so in a public forum is strongly encouraged.
The Foundation will provide written presentation-support material along with the award mailing.
To accommodate press-releases and media postings, the Nominator is requested to provide the Foundation with a photograph of the award recipient.

Neither the recipients nor the Peter R. Marsh Foundation have any obligation to one another.

The Peter R. Marsh Foundation reserves the right to adjust guidelines, submission deadlines and notification dates without prior notice.
All questions should be provided to the Peter R. Marsh Foundation Program Coordinator. info@prmfoundation.org

Peter R. Marsh Foundation