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UBC Nomination Form

About The Unbreakable Crowns Awards

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The Crowns awarded at the Military Children 2025 World Expo are not made of gold or silver, but of something far more precious — resilience. They represent the honor of duty to family, country, and community, serving as a tribute to those who have faced life’s darkest moments and emerged with their spirits unbroken.

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The Unbreakable Crowns symbolize the strength of the human spirit — a quiet yet profound reminder that no matter the challenges, the will to endure and thrive remains unyielding. These awards are more than just an event; they are a global call to recognize and honor the true heroes among us — the young and seasoned souls who have demonstrated extraordinary courage and perseverance in the face of adversity.

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A special tribute is given to military children, who have shown remarkable strength even after experiencing profound loss and upheaval. They have moved from place to place, adjusting to new schools, building new friendships, and often enduring long separations from loved ones. Despite these challenges, they have excelled academically, athletically, and creatively, showing maturity and resilience beyond their years.

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Their crowns are adorned not with jewels, but with the qualities that define true greatness: adaptability, courage, and youthful optimism. Their stories are a testament to the enduring power of love, community, and the human spirit. The Unbreakable Crowns Awards are a celebration of this strength — a reminder that within each of us lies the power to rise above even the most difficult circumstances.

The Unbreakable Crowns Award Nomination Form

The Unbreakable Crowns Award honors the extraordinary strength, resilience, and adaptability of military children. These young warriors have faced the unique challenges of growing up in military families — moving frequently, adjusting to new schools, and navigating the emotional toll of long separations from loved ones. Despite these obstacles, they have thrived academically, athletically, and artistically, embodying the qualities of courage, adaptability, and optimism.


Their crowns are not made of gold or silver, but of the strength and spirit that define them as true leaders of tomorrow. This award recognizes the unbreakable human spirit and the honor of duty to family, country, and community.

Nominee Information

Gender
Military Affiliation of Parent/Guardian

Nomination Category

Please select the category that best represents the nominiee's achievement:

Nomination Statement

Please explain why the nominee should receive The Unbreakable Crowns Award. Include specific examples of resilience, accomplishments, and the nominee’s positive impact on their family, school, and community. (Minimum 250 words)

Supporting Documents

You may attach up to three (3) supporting documents, including:

  • Letters of recommendation

  • Awards or certificates

  • News articles or media coverage

  • Photos or videos (if applicable)

Nominator Information

Date and time
Year
Month
Day
Time
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Important Information

1 / Submission Deadline

All nominations must be submitted by March 22, 2025.

2 / Submission Process

  • Completed nomination form and supporting documents should be submitted via email to info@monthofthemilitarychildworldexpo.com

  • Alternatively, nominations can be mailed to: Military Children's Six Foundation c/o MCWE 2025 - UBC, 2461 Eisenhower Ave, Alexandria, Virginia 22314.

3 / Contact Information For Inquiries

Notification of Nominees​​

  • All nominees will receive an acknowledgment email upon submission of their nomination.

  • Finalist will be notified via email and or phone by April 2, 2025.

  • Award recipients will be notified in advance of the ceremony to ensure their attendance.

  • All finalists and their families will be invited to attend the ceremony.

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Multiple Nominations?

Yes, you can nominate multiple people. Each nomination must be submitted separately with a completed nomination form and supporting documents.

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