HONOURS AND AWARDS
What is the Lieutenant Governor's Community Volunteer Award for Students?
The Lieutenant Governor’s Community Volunteer Awards for Students honours an exceptional student volunteer attending an Ontario secondary school.
About The Lieutenant Governor
The Honourable David C. Onley is Ontario's 28th Lieutenant Governor.
Who can receive this award?
This award is given to a graduating student from each of Ontario’s secondary schools. There are about 1,100 secondary schools in Ontario. The Lieutenant Governor’s Community Volunteer Award for Students honours those who not only complete the number of volunteer hours required to graduate, but who go above and beyond.
How are recipients selected?
Recipients of this award are selected by secondary schools across Ontario.
How is the award presented?
The awards are presented at school graduation ceremonies, or other special assemblies.
What does the award symbolize?
The Award is an oval pin. The Crown on top symbolizes the Lieutenant Governor’s role as the Queen’s representative in Ontario. Green and gold, Ontario’s official colours, form the background.
How do I nominate someone?
Forms are available on this website in PDF and HTML format.
Where can I get more information?
Do you have questions about Ontario’s recognition programs? Contact us at the Ontario Honours and Awards Secretariat.
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