Local NCL Chapter Announces 2023-2024 Service Awards

The Northeast Atlanta Chapter of National Charity League, Inc. (NCL), the nation’s premier mother-daughter volunteer organization, recently celebrated the remarkable contributions of its members with a heartfelt awards ceremony. The event recognized the outstanding dedication and service of mothers and daughters who have made significant impacts through their volunteer efforts in the community.

The ceremony, held at Johns Creek Presbyterian Church, brought together NCL members – mothers and daughters - for an afternoon of celebration and reflection on the power of service. The awards celebrated the more than 6,470 service hours achieved by the chapter members in the 2023-2024 membership year and honored those who have demonstrated exceptional commitment to NCL’s mission of fostering community service, leadership, and cultural development.

“The Service Awards are a testament to the incredible spirit of our members,” said Kara Byrd, President of NCL Northeast Atlanta chapter. “We are immensely proud of the achievements of these remarkable mothers and daughters. Their commitment to service embodies the core values of the National Charity League and sets a shining example for future generations.”

The afternoon concluded with a celebration of NCL’s upcoming 100th anniversary in April 2025 and the century of service represented by that anniversary. NCL’s unwavering commitment to local volunteerism has fostered positive change in communities around the country. The contributions of these mothers and daughters serve as testament to the enduring impact of women who lead with compassion and a desire to make the world a better place.

About National Charity League, Inc.

Established in Los Angeles, California in 1925, and incorporated in 1958, National Charity League, Inc. is the nation’s premier mother-daughter non-profit organization. By incorporating mission-based programming, National Charity League develops socially responsible community leaders and strengthens the mother-daughter bond through leadership, philanthropy, and culture. National Charity League recognizes the importance of diverse perspectives and experiences to meet the needs of the communities it serves.

Currently, the philanthropic organization has over 200,000 members and alumnae in 295 chapters across the nation. Last year, members contributed nearly 3 million volunteer hours to more than 6,000 local philanthropy partners and their chapters, resulting in a $87 million fiscal impact. National Charity League proudly celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2025.

Do you want to make an impact in your local community? Visit www.nationalcharityleague.org to find more information about how to get involved.

AWARD RECIPIENTS FOR CHAPTER YEAR 2023-2024

YELLOW ROSEBUD AWARD - given to Ticktockers who complete 50 hours of service in combined Chapter Philanthropies

Class of 2025

Myra Chatwal

Seren Parichabutr

Vaughn Parichabutr

Grace Williams

Class of 2026

Anna Grace Griffin

Emma Johnson

Katelyn Jones

Chloe Robinson

Class of 2028

Baileigh Robinson Olivia Trowbridge

YELLOW ROSE AWARD - given to Ticktockers who complete 75 hours of service in combined Chapter Philanthropies

Class of 2025

Jasmine Yammout

Class of 2028

Finley Salazar

YELLOW ROSE BOUQUET AWARD - given to Ticktockers who complete 100 hours of service in combined Chapter Philanthropies

Class of 2025

Shawn Powell

Class of 2026

Skyler Davis

Ava Singh

Class of 2027

Lillian Borowsky

Lauren Sovero

Katelyn Vollandt

Class of 2028

Avalynn Byrd

MODELETTE AWARD - given to the three Ticktockers who earn the highest number of service hours within their class

Class of 2025

1st: Shawn Powell

2nd: Jasmine Yammout

3rd: Seren & Vaughn Parichabutr

Class of 2026

1st: Ava Singh

2nd: Skyler Davis

3rd: Chloe Robinson

Class of 2027

1st: Lauren Sovero

2nd: Katelyn Vollandt

3rd: Lillian Borowsky

Class of 2028

1st: Avalynn Byrd

2nd: Finley Salazar

3rd: Baileigh Robinson

Class of 2029

1st: Molly Quinn (tie)

1st: Avery Taylor (tie)

3rd: Callie Morrison

MOTHER-DAUGHTER AWARD – given to mother-daughter teams who earn a minimum of 50 Hours, 100 Hours, 150 Hours or 200+ Hours combined

50 COMBINED HOURS

Kalina & Sarita Bhandari

Myra & Sahiba Chhatwell

Kendall & Heather Davis

Hadley & Melissa DeBow

Alden Forsten & Elizabeth Moncrieff

Caitlyn & Yvonne Hobby

Meredith & Amy Hughes

Evelyn & Nicole Hunnicut

Elizabeth & Lucy Jerris

Katelyn & Leigh Jones

Riley & Kelli Koski

Molly & Elizabeth Quinn

Bailey & Krista Rayburn

Caitlin & Amy Rohner

Avery & Heidi Taylor

100 COMBINED HOURS

Emma & Anne Johnson

Seren & Vaughn Parichabutr & Victoria Scudder

Chloe, Baileigh & Stephanie Robinson

Olivia & Nicole Trowbridge

Grace & Rebecca Williams

Katelyn & Trisha Vollandt

Jasmine & Jennifer Yammout

150 COMBINED HOURS

Lillian & Lauren Borowsky

Avalynn & Kara Byrd

Finley & Merrie Beth Salazar

200+ COMBINED HOURS

Shawn Powell & Zonya Barfield

Skyler & Terri Davis

Ava & Jessica Singh

Lauren Sovero & Michelle Maddix-Sovero

MERCI AWARD - given to the Ticktocker who completes the most philanthropic service hours during the year

Lauren Sovero (Class of 2027) for 172.5 Philanthropy Hours

MISSION BELL AWARD - given to a Ticktocker who completes 50 hours of service in one Chapter Philanthropy

Lauren Sovero (Class of 2027) for 61 Philanthropy Hours with The Sandwich Project philanthropy

HOURGLASS AWARD - given to a Ticktocker who completes 100 hours of service in one Chapter Philanthropy

Ava Singh (Class of 2026) for 100 Philanthropy Hours with The Sandwich Project philanthropy

PRESIDENT’S VOLUNTEER SERVICE AWARDS – issued from the White House to volunteers who complete significant volunteer requirements

Bronze

Anna Grace Griffin

Emma Johnson

Chloe Robinson

Baileigh Robinson

Olivia Trowbridge

Shawn Powell (adult category)

Silver

Finley Salazar

Gold

Lillian Borowsky

Avalynn Byrd

Skyler Davis

Ava Singh

Lauren Sovero

Katelyn Vollandt

STAR AWARD - given to the Ticktocker who completes the highest number of leadership hours within their class

Class of 2025

Grace Williams

Class of 2026

Skyler Davis

Chloe Robinson

Class of 2027

Lauren Sovero

Class of 2028

Avalynn Byrd

Class of 2029

Molly Quinn

DIAMOND AWARD - given to the Ticktocker who completes the most leadership hours during the year

Lauren Sovero (Class of 2027) for 29.5 Leadership Hours

ANGEL AWARDS - given to Ticktockers for random acts of kindness and for going above and beyond as voted by their class

Class of 2025

Jasmine Yammout

Vaughn Parichabutr

Class of 2026

Hadley DeBow

Class of 2027

Lillian Borowsky

Class of 2028

Olivia Trowbridge

Laura Grace Bush

Class of 2029

Molly Quinn

GOLDEN SHOE AWARDS - given to Patronesses for random acts of kindness and for going above and beyond as voted by the Board of Directors

Nicole Hunnicutt

Mandy Personette

COME TOGETHER AWARD - given to Patronesses who have demonstrated the NCL Mission and have made a tremendous difference for the chapter as voted by the Board of Directors

Staci Thursby

Merrie Beth Salazar