Scroll of Honor Criteria
The Scroll of Honor is the second highest award of the Navy League on the national level, and the highest award on the region, area, and council levels. It may be awarded to government employees, uniformed or civilian, who have contributed in an outstanding manner to the furtherance of Navy League programs; and/or individuals (including Navy League members), companies, or corporations that have made similar contributions.
During any fiscal year, the maximum numbers of Scrolls of Honor that can be awarded are as follows: Council-1; Area-1; Region-2; and National-5. Approval for awards in excess of the above maximums may be requested from the National Chair of the National Awards Committee. At the national level, this award must be approved by the National Awards Committee; at the region level by the Chair of the Awards Committee; at the area level by the Region President; and at the council level by the council’s Board of Directors. National Scrolls of Honor are prepared by Navy League Headquarters for presentation at an appropriate event. Regions, areas, and councils are provided with the certificate template for preparation locally. There is no charge for these awards.