Thank you, again, for participating in Award USA Challenge 100!

Now, it’s time to:

1. Keep going with your Challenge!

You’re on your way to 100 – keep going with your biking, climbing, baking, volunteering, reading – whatever you set as your challenge.

2. Spread the word and raise some money

The Award helps young people aged 14-24, many of whom have been deeply impacted by the pandemic. Are your friends, family, and coworkers supporting your journey? Have you challenged a friend or colleague to set their own challenge? Are you spreading the word on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram? Let your community get behind you–and join you in making a positive impact for young people across the US.

If you have hit your fundraising goal, congratulations! How about nuding it up for a new stretch goal? Still working on it? Don’t be afraid to shout a bit louder about what you’ve challenged yourself to do!

3. Get young people involved in the Award

Have you thought about registering a 14-24-year-old in the Award or starting an Award Center in your community? For sixty-five years, The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award has been helping young people build the skills, confidence, and resilience they need to be ready for the world. It is a resume level credential with global recognition. The Award promotes mental and physical wellbeing, as well as community connectedness. Are you ready to help a young person find their purpose, passion, and place in the world?

Visit USAward.org for information on enrolling a young person in the Award or for information on how to start an Award Center through your school, university, scout troop, faith community, after school program, or any other youth-serving organization.

Remember to post a photo to your page to complete your challenge!