Volunteer Recognitions

The City of Coppell's Good Neighbor Award Program

The Good Neighbor Award recognizes the ongoing efforts of Coppell residents who go above and beyond to help their neighbors in need. If you know someone who goes the extra mile to help a neighbor in need and feel this person deserves to be recognized for their contribution in the city, we invite you to nominate them for the Good Neighbor Award. Recipients are recognized on an annual basis.

Click here to submit a nomination.

Eligibility and criteria include:

Individual nominees must be Coppell residents and must have made a significant contribution to their community during the current calendar year;
Individuals and organizations may only contribute one nomination per year;
Individuals may not self-nominate for this award;
Elected officials may not be nominated for this award;
Nominees may not be compensated for the service described within the nominations.

The mission of the Good Neighbor Awards program is to thank the residents who are committed to preserving, maintaining, and improving the quality of life in their neighborhood and community.

For more information on the Good Neighbor Award, please contact the Community Development Department, Neighborhood Engagement Division, by emailing [email protected] or call 972-304-3676.

Village Collective Volunteer Recognition Pins

The purpose of this volunteer recognition system is to acknowledge the commitments and sacrifices our volunteers make to our members and to Coppell. Each pin represents an accomplishment achieved by the volunteer.

Mission Series

The purpose of this badge series is to recognize great achievement in propelling the mission of Village Collective.

By performing services to the members of the Village, volunteers are showing their commitment to helping their community age in place

Neighbor

5 services performed

Partner

20 services performed

Leader

50 services performed

Pillar

100 services performed

Traveler Series

The purpose of this badge series is to recognize great achievement in assisting members with transportation services.

With each mile driven, members are one step closer to remaining independent and empowered.

Highway Starter

239 miles driven -
Distance from
Dallas to Houston

Atlantic Seeker

1,544 miles driven -
Distance from
Dallas to the Statue of Liberty

Mother Road Rambler

2,448 miles driven -
Equivalent to driving
all of Route 66

Transatlantic Dreamer

4,760 miles driven -
Distance from
Dallas to the tip of Portugal

Commitment Series

The purpose of this badge series is to recognize the time commitment that volunteers donate to Village Collective.

While volunteers could be doing anything with their time, but they choose to spend it with us, and we are grateful for their commitment to Village Collective.