Junior - Cape of Honor

The purpose of the Cape of Honor award is to spotlight our Junior Grangers that are doing the work of true Grangers and going above and beyond our expectations. Every Junior who submits an application and meets the tier requirements will be recognized by the National Grange; however, the Junior Granger with the most community service hours served in a 1-year time frame will be named as the Junior Granger of the Year.

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Submitter's Information

Junior Grange members belong to a chartered Junior Grange. Junior 1+ members are children age 5-14 who are counted on a Community Grange roster.

i.e. Centre Junior Grange #552, PA

or email address of parent/guardian or Junior Leader

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Contest Information

WHITE TIER: Junior must complete between 10-50 community service hours to complete this tier

RED TIER: Junior must complete between 51-100 community service hours to complete this tier

BLUE TIER: Juniors must complete between 101-200 community service hours to complete this tier

GOLD TIER: Juniors must complete over 201 hours of community service to complete this tier


This may include hours Junior stepped up to help with but did not plan or organize.


A letter from the Junior applicant stating “Why they have a passion to serve their communities and what their favorite service project was from the last year.”

We recommend uploading as a .pdf file.

20MB max

A list of service projects done throughout the year- along with how many hours each project took from start to finish.

We recommend uploading as a .pdf file

20MB max

Tip: A school photo works great!

We recommend uploading a .png or .jpg file.

20MB max

By typing your name below, the parent certifies that their child has met all of the above requirements for the Cape of Honor Award and gives permission to the National Grange to publish their child’s name and/or picture in future publications produced by the National Grange.