Honoring Civility in the Community
The James Madison Award for Civility in the Community honors a local individual or organization that has made major contributions to civility in the community. Honorees will receive a bust of President James Madison at annual Constitution Day Centre Celebrations.
2021 Honoree: Centre Volunteers in Medicine Inc.
"CVIM has embodied the tenets of the Constitution with their commitment to free health care for all residents and their families. As stated in the Preamble, health care promotes justice, domestic tranquility, the Common Defense, the General Welfare and the Blessings of Liberty." Full Story
"CVIM has embodied the tenets of the Constitution with their commitment to free health care for all residents and their families. As stated in the Preamble, health care promotes justice, domestic tranquility, the Common Defense, the General Welfare and the Blessings of Liberty." Full Story
2020 Honoree: The award was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and emergency health orders.
2019 Honoree: Pat Daugherty, owner of Tavern Restaurant, State College, PA
“Pat Daugherty is the perfect individual to receive this inaugural award. For decades, he has treated patrons at The Tavern with dignity and respect. His friendly demeanor welcomes everyone regardless of age, gender, race or religion. His community contributions are varied and significant." Full Story
“Pat Daugherty is the perfect individual to receive this inaugural award. For decades, he has treated patrons at The Tavern with dignity and respect. His friendly demeanor welcomes everyone regardless of age, gender, race or religion. His community contributions are varied and significant." Full Story
