Awards
Wa-Hi-Nasa is proud to recognize its members for their dedication and service to the Scouting program and the lodge. From recognizing those who have never held an official position to those who served the lodge in various capacities over their lifetime, the lodge has a number of internal and nationally recognized awards to bestow upon its members.
Click here to see our award history document that goes back to 1951!
Click on any of the awards below to learn more and to submit nominations
The Vigil Honor | |
The Vigil Honor is bestowed upon members who show excellence in service towards the lodge, council, camp, and Scouting in general. Preference is given for service performed as a youth member of the Order, although both youth and adults may be recognized with the Vigil Honor. Eligible nominees must be registered, active members of the lodge who have continued in service to others for a minimum of two years from the date of their Brotherhood ceremony. More information about this award can be found here. This nomination is due by the Saturday evening of August Induction Weekend. |
The Founder’s Award | |
This award, given by the National Committee of the Order of the Arrow, is bestowed to Arrowmen who exemplify the qualities of the Spirit of Achievement, as described by founder, E. Urner Goodman. More information about this award can be found here. This nomination is due by the Saturday evening of Fall Fellowship. |
Josh Sain Memorial Award | |
This award, previously known as the Allogagon, is presented for exceptional service to the lodge. It was named in memory of former Wa-Hi-Nasa Lodge Chief Josh Sain who was tragically killed in 1997 while serving as the Order’s National Vice Chief. This nomination is due by October 16th. |
Ceremonies Belt Buckle | |
This Belt Buckle is awarded automatically at the Winter Banquet. Youth Requirements
Please check with the ceremonies chair if you have questions. |