Each year the National Rifle Association recognizes outstanding clubs, state associations, youth clubs and an individual or organization for public service. The Annual Awards program recognizes significant accomplishments achieved in areas of organization, operation and public service rendered. The four award categories are as follows:
Outstanding Club Award
Outstanding State Association Award
Outstanding Youth Club Award
Public Service Award
Winners are invited to attend the 2025 Annual Meetings & Exhibits to be held in Atlanta, Georgia. Dates of travel will be Thursday, April 24- Tuesday, April 29 with with the official awards ceremony to take place on Monday, April 28 at the NRA Board meeting, where they will be officially be recognized/receive their award.
In addition, all Club Award recipients receive:
A free range evaluation from an NRA Range Team Advisor
Each year, the National Rifle Association recognizes outstanding clubs that have gone above and beyond by striving to meet NRA's goals. Meeting the Gold Medal standard is a great way to show your pride and support for the NRA and the Second Amendment.
Ms. Marion P. Hammer has influenced many in her fight to preserve Second Amendment freedoms. To honor her pioneering spirit, the National Rifle Association bestows the Marion P. Hammer Women of Distinction Award in her name.
To honor Sybil Ludington's accomplishments and the accomplishments of modern heroines, the National Rifle Association bestows the prestigious Sybil Ludington Women's Freedom Award in her name.
The NRA is proud to recognize the accomplishments and contributions of members, young shooters, women, law enforcement and clubs with scholarships, awards and contests.