First Lady’s Volunteer of the Year Awards

First Lady Rose Dunleavy invites Alaskans to recognize their fellow citizens who have performed extraordinary volunteer service by nominating them for the First Lady’s Volunteer of the Year Awards.

2019 Award Winners Pictured Left to Right: Rachel Olson, Blaze Bell, Lt. Governor Kevin Meyer, Cindy Glassmaker, First Lady Rose Dunleavy, Posie Boggs, Jon Cochrane. Not pictured: Sara Mullen.

The awards recognize volunteers who engage in unpaid charitable activities, demonstrate personal commitment to long-term volunteer services, and make a significant impact for Alaskans.

An executive committee, comprised of Alaskan community members, will select award recipients to be recognized for their outstanding volunteer contributions.

See past FLVA winners.

Nominations are CLOSED.

FLVA Nomination Form

Nominee Information

First Name of Volunteer *

Last Name of Volunteer *

Phone Number *

Fax Number

Email Address

Home Address *

City *

State *

Zip Code *

Nominator Information

Name of Person or Organization making the nomination *

Address *

City *

State *

Zip Code *

Contact Person *

Email Address

Contact Phone Number *

Fax Number

Nomination Statement

Please type, or copy and paste, your 300-500 word nomination statement here.

Tell us about your nominee

Nominations are CLOSED.

Nominate your volunteer using the web form in the link above, or download a fill-able PDF to email. Paper versions of the form is also available at the Capitol in Juneau, or at the Governor’s regional offices in Anchorage, Fairbanks, or Mat-Su.

*If you are having difficulty filling out the online form, please contact the site webmaster.

First Lady’s Volunteer of the Year Awards

Nominations are CLOSED.

Nominee Information

Nominator Information

Nomination Statement

Recognizing Outstanding Volunteers Statewide

Office of Governor Mike Dunleavy