Do you know someone in your neighborhood who's making a difference and deserves recognition? Nominate them for the prestigious Jefferson Award for Public Service. Watch

Shelley Kendall has won the prestigious Jefferson Award, which is often called the Nobel Prize for Public Service.
Check out Beamer's story and the award presentation by 4 WOAI General Manager Jackie Rutledge.
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Judith Laufer started a group called the Playmakers so disabled adults, like her brother, could put on plays.  She just won the prestigious Jefferson Award, but she could use some help finding a new home for her group.
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Andrew McAllister is the most positive person you'll ever meet. He just happens to be in a wheelchair because of cerebral palsy. He's being honored with the Jefferson Award for creating the Believe It Foundation, which helps young people like himself. Watch

Ed Taylor was just starting something special a few years ago when he found out he had cancer.
Didn't matter. Ed kept at it. And for what he started, Ed just won the prestigious Jefferson Award for Public Service. Watch

SAN ANTONIO -- The Jefferson Award honors the best in volunteerism, self-less service to others. This month, News 4 WOAI is honored to present the Jefferson Award to Rosalinda Berlanga. Watch

A young San Antonian is getting a very prestigious award for thinking up a great new idea to help the hungry here in our community and get other kids really involved at the same time.

Cathy Cardenas wins Jefferson Award for helping homeless teen moms and military wives. Watch

Agnes Hubbard and her husband started something years ago that's changed thousands of lives, including theirs. Watch

Pete Hardy is a very giving San Antonian with an inspirational story. Watch