Presidential Volunteer Service Award
The highest national recognition for volunteer service, awarded by the President of the United States.

A lifetime of impact - earned one community at a time.
For more than a decade, The Source of Hope and our president, Quynh Chau Stone, have been recognized by national, state, and community organizations for leadership, innovation, diversity, and service.
Every honor here represents the same thing: lives changed through hope, education, wellness, and community impact.
See the honors
The highest national recognition for volunteer service, awarded by the President of the United States.
Recognized for promoting diversity and inclusion, and building stronger communities through collaborative outreach.
Presented for exceptional community leadership, service, and a commitment to empowering individuals and families.
Awarded by the Southwest Jewish Congress and featured in The Dallas Morning News.
Recognized as a Champion of Change for sustained community leadership and advocacy.
Champion of ChangeHonored for quiet, tireless service to the community.
Presented in recognition of humanitarian work and dedication to those in need.
HumanitarianRecognized by the President of the United States for outstanding volunteer service and a deep commitment to community.
National honorReceived at a veterans tribute where a World War II veteran served as the honored keynote speaker.
Honored during Women’s History Month.
Recognized for community spirit and volunteer leadership.
Featured on PullCorpMedia’s platform during Women’s History Month, and on the 10-year anniversary of the Women That Soar Award, aired across TV stations in 12 major states.
Featured in the book by Mireya Sula - foreword by Seema Malhotra, MP, with a contribution from Mary Ann Thompson Frenk.
Honored for excellence in her career path, leadership that paved the way for others, and a servant’s heart for the community.
Presented in Beverly Hills, California, honoring her dedication to philanthropy and community service.
Presented alongside Governor Greg Abbott at the GDAACC Annual Awards.
Southwest Jewish Congress - featured in The Dallas Morning News.
Hosted by Kevin Frazier, co-host of Entertainment Tonight. Featured in The Dallas Morning News and on Viet Face TV.
Issued in recognition of The Source of Hope’s three years of community service.
Government proclamationNominated for the Women in Business Award.
Tarrant County Asian American Chamber of Commerce.
Recognized at the Greater Dallas Asian American Chamber of Commerce Awards Gala.
Greater Plano Chamber of Commerce recognition.
Featured in the magazine’s Women in Business edition.
Awarded in Collin County.
Quynh Chau Stone was also nominated to serve on an exclusive City of Dallas board to develop the Asian American Cultural Center of Dallas - endorsed by Mayor Mike Rawlings and Deputy Mayor Pro-Tem Monica Alonzo.















Featured contributor highlighting the journey from struggle to success.
Featured across television stations in 12 major states.
Featured for multiple community awards and leadership recognition.
Featured for the Community Outreach Award.
Presented by Governor Greg Abbott in recognition of three years of community service.
Nominated to help develop the Asian American Cultural Center of Dallas - endorsed by Mayor Mike Rawlings and Deputy Mayor Pro-Tem Monica Alonzo.
Awards are an honor - but our greatest achievement is the impact we create together. Every volunteer, donor, partner, and supporter plays a vital role in bringing hope, healing, and opportunity to our community.
Thank you for being part of our mission.
Your support helps us continue to serve, empower, and transform lives.