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NCoC offers three awards annually that recognize the contributions extraordinary individuals make in service to our country. They are the Franklin Award, the Joseph H. Kanter Citizen of the Year Award, and the HOOAH Award, commissioned by the Major George A. Smith Memorial Fund.

Title	Date
Franklin AwardNCoC shares Ben Franklin’s belief that “to provide benefits for the common good is divine.” In his name, the Franklin Award is given annually.	April 21, 2011
Citizen of the Year AwardThe Joseph H. Kanter Citizen of the Year Award recognizes the extraordinary commitments of a private citizen.	April 21, 2011
HOOAH AwardMajor George A. Smith Memorial FundThe HOOAH Award recognizes a veteran who defines citizenship through service to our country, both in uniform and beyond.	April 21, 2011

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