Phoenix, Arizona-based Anderson Security Agency has announced the search for a brave child to recognize for its annual H.P. Anderson, Sr. Citizenship Award that acknowledges a Valley child for their act of heroism. Since 1999 Anderson Security Agency has honored children who have shown courage in adverse situations, with their stories providing encouragement for everyone. Anyone between five and 17-years-of-
Honorees of the H.P. Anderson, Sr. Citizenship Award are spotlighted at the company’s annual ceremony and receive a $5,000 prize. Last year’s recipient was six-year-old Evan Rodriguez who saved his entire family from a house fire that broke out in the middle of the night. He joined the ranks of other child superheroes from a young boy battling a brain tumor that inspired soldiers in Iraq to a teen who saved his brother’s life by administering CPR.
“We launched this program 11-years ago to recognize children in Arizona that serve as an inspiration to people of every age through their act of bravery,” said Kimberly Anderson-Matich, founder and president of Anderson Security Agency, Ltd. “As a team we all look forward to our annual awards ceremony, as we face the tough task of selecting just one child to recognize.”
For more information about Anderson Security Agency, the H.P. Anderson, Sr. Citizenship Award or to learn more about the nomination process please contact Daniel Moran at PRfect Media at 480.706.6880 x122 or by e-mail at dmoran@prfectmedia.com.
