Carolyn's unwavering dedication to The Modern Maturity Center makes her worthy of a WBOC Jefferson Award.



The Jefferson Awards are America’s gold standard for honoring outstanding community service, recognizing individuals who go above and beyond to make a difference.
Each recipient’s inspiring story shines a spotlight on the power of giving back, sparking a ripple effect of kindness and action across our communities.
We’re proud to team up with T&G Builders and Gateway Subaru to present the WBOC Jefferson Awards.
These awards honor the incredible, everyday heroes of Delmarva—the neighbors, friends, and family members quietly making a powerful impact through their extraordinary public service.
Nominations are closed.
Thank you to everyone who submitted a nomination. Stay tuned as we celebrate honorees and share their inspiring stories.
Latoya's dedication to serving her community make Latoya worthy of a WBOC Jefferson Award.
Denise's lifelong dedication to the Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Company makes Denise worthy of a WBOC Jefferson Award.
Sara's dedication to ShoreCorps AmeriCorps make Sara worthy of a WBOC Jefferson Award.
Congratulations to our next 2025 Jefferson Award winner, Derrick Fooks! Derrick's dedication to students and community of Pocomoke High School make him worthy of a WBOC Jefferson Award.
Congratulations to our first 2025 Jefferson Award winner, Frank Parks! Frank has taken his previous struggles with addiction and homelessness to help many others on Delmarva.
The Jefferson Awards is brought to you locally by T&G Builders and Gateway Subaru
The Jefferson Awards is brought to you locally by T&G Builders and Gateway Subaru
The Jefferson Awards is brought to you locally by T&G Builders and Gateway Subaru
The Jefferson Awards is brought to you locally by T&G Builders and Gateway Subaru
The Jefferson Awards is brought to you locally by T&G Builders and Gateway Subaru
The Jefferson Awards is brought to you locally by T&G Builders and Gateway Subaru
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