District 123 Awards

This award is based on the performance of the Club President and their contributions to the development and growth of the individual members as reflected in the Distinguished Club Program.

Basic qualification:  A minimum of 4 club officers trained in each of the 2 training periods.

On-time payment of dues with a minimum of 8 members of whom 3 must be renewals.

While the Selection Committee considers the number of points earned during the year, additional factors such as exemplifying the Toastmaster values of Integrity, Respect, Service, and Excellence, are taken into consideration and play a major role in the decision.

This award is based on the Area  performance and the Director’s individual contributions to that achievement. It will further reflect their dedication, commitment and leadership towards the achievement of club goals and District mission, as well as the factors shown.

Basic qualification requires:

1. Area Success Plan submitted on time
2. 75% of all club visit reports completed on time

This award is based on the Division performance and the Director’s individual contributions to that achievement. It will further reflect their dedication, commitment and leadership towards the achievement of club goals and District mission, as well as the factors shown.

This award recognizes publicity efforts by promoting Toastmasters throughout the year toward achieving the district mission. Several activities and accomplishments are categorically listed.

For each category, check all the activities and accomplishments which apply to the candidate.

Conference Award deadline Feb 15th

The District 123 Community Award is a prestigious award that may be given annually to a Toastmaster who has made outstanding contributions in the areas of communications and leadership.

The purpose of the award is to honor a Toastmaster who has made substantial contributions in the areas of communications and leadership in his/her community.

Conference Award deadline Feb 15th

This award is comparable to the George Keenan (District 60) or Douglas Barclay Award (District 86) awards.

Awarded to a Past District Officer who continues to serve the District in various capacities, both visible and behind-the-scenes

Promotes Toastmasters within the District and beyond.

The last District Office held by the candidate must be a minimum of 3 years prior to the date the award is presented.

While the selection committee considers the number of points earned, additional factors such as exemplifying the Toastmasters values of Integrity, Respect, Service, and Excellence, are taken into consideration and play a major role in the decision.

This award recognizes the Toastmaster who embraced the virtual world and supported the Club/Area/Division and/or District throughout the year by using ZOOM. Several activities and accomplishments are categorically listed. For each category, check all the activities and accomplishments which apply to the candidate.

This award is based on the performance of the Club Mentor and their contributions to the development and growth of the individual members as reflected in the Distinguished Club Program.

Basic qualification:  A minimum of 4 club officers trained in each of the 2 training periods.

On-time payment of dues with a minimum of 8 members of whom 3 must be renewals.

This award recognizes a club coach whose dedication, commitment, and area team significantly contributed toward achieving the district mission. Several activities and accomplishments are categorically listed. For each category, check all the activities and accomplishments which apply to the candidate. Where indicated, enter the number, frequency, or percentage of the accomplishment.

Club Coach of the Year is expected to excel in most of the categories rather than in just a few categories.

This is awarded to a member who consistently exemplifies Toastmasters values, and who has made a significant and notable contribution to District 123’s success.

Any member in good standing may be eligible for this award, except for elected District leaders. Please send a letter with the reasons why you believe your applicant is worthy of this award. Example nominations webmasters, speakers bureau chair, various conference committee chair, events chair etc.,

This award recognizes a club whose dedication, commitment, and area team significantly contributed toward achieving the district mission. Several activities and accomplishments are categorically listed.

For each category, check all the activities and accomplishments which apply to the club. Where indicated, enter the number, frequency, or percentage of the accomplishment.

Basic qualification: A minimum of 4 club officers trained in each of the 2 training periods.
On-time payment of dues with a minimum of 8 members of whom 3 must be renewals.