Caught in the Act!

A Service Recognition Project by

 

Do you know someone who volunteers regularly, aids their community, church or school or goes beyond "required" service hours? Does this describe you? We are looking for people whose lives demonstrate a commitment to service. We believe ordinary people are doing extraordinary things every day and we want to celebrate their dedication.

Nations Outfitters will highlight Caught in the Act award recipients by telling their story on our website, announcing their selection on Facebook, sending them a free Nations T-shirt and entering their name in a drawing for a $100 gift card from Nations. They may also choose to include this recognition in applications for school or work.

Applying for the award is simple. Tell us your story and please include the following information:

  • Who is being nominated and contact information (name, address, email and phone numbers please)
  • If the nominee is under the age of 18, the full name of his or her parent or legal guardian
  • The nominee will write a few paragraphs about their service and experiences.
    • (For example, let us know what prompted you to serve, how you are helping and how long you have been volunteering, and how has this impacted your life and the lives of others?)
  • Two References for the Nominee and contact information (email address and phone number)
  • Submit two or more pictures when sending in your entry: A head and shoulders shot of the nominee and one or more pictures of the nominee serving.
  • Click here to see a sample submission.

Send your submission via email: caughtintheact@nationsoutfitters.com Or

Mail: Nations Outfitters, CAUGHT IN THE ACT Project
P.O. Box 383007
Birmingham, AL 35238

Thank you so much for sharing your stories with us! If you have any questions about the CAUGHT IN THE ACT award or about your submission, please contact us by email at caughtintheact@nationsoutfitters.com.

Varina Hart

My name is Varina Hart and I am currently serving on a short term missionary mission in Uganda.

Jackson Cotney

Jackson Cotney serving in Costa Rica.

John Charles Nichols

John Charles has a heart for serving the disabled.

Brannen Uhlman

Brannen has such a giving heart and a call to serve the Lord!

Natalie Poer

Birmingham, Alabama Native and high school senior Natalie Poer works hard to serve others and one day wants to work full time in the mission field.

Jordan Cotney

Through serving, I have learned how blessed I am.

Kathryn Lee

I have always dreamed of going out of the country on a mission trip to serve others.

 

 

Madison Hart

madison-hart.phpCaught in the Action shines the spotlight on preschool ministry volunteer Madison Hart.

Chelsey Bennett

This past summer I served in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia in an AIDS Care and Treatment ministry called ACT.

Erin Taliaferro

She was always willing to do whatever was asked of her. 

Tyler Nix

Lives change when you put others before yourself. 

Kendal Smith

Serving others has always been a big part of my life. I remember being 6 years old and my sister helping the elderly down the steps at the church.

James Graham

Habitat for Humanity is a non-profit organization that provides affordable housing to low income families around the world.

Chaney White

Why hello! My name is Chaney White and in May of 2009, I began teaching a two year old class at the Church of Brook Hills.

MK Fletcher

Children's Harbor is a safe place connected to Children's Hospital where anybody from the hospital can go to relax or unwind.