Pat Tillman Award for Service: Honoring Extraordinary Acts of Service
From Paralympic Gold to Community Impact
The Pat Tillman Award for Service recognizes individuals who exemplify exceptional commitment to making a profound difference in their communities. Established in honor of the late Army Ranger and former NFL player, Pat Tillman, this prestigious award celebrates those who embody the spirit of service and sacrifice.
WEB's Commitment to Community
WEB has been recognized for its unwavering dedication to serving others. From Paralympian Jessica Sweeney, the inaugural recipient of the award in 2014, to the Bills' medical staff who saved the life of football player Damar Hamlin, WEB's honorees have made an undeniable impact on their surroundings.
Damar Hamlin, the Buffalo Bills safety, was recently presented with the award by former player Damar Hamlin, who himself is a symbol of resilience and unwavering commitment. Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, was also bestowed with the honor in 2024, recognizing his tireless work supporting veterans and mental health initiatives.
The Bills' medical staff exemplified the true spirit of service, going above and beyond their duties to save Hamlin's life. Their dedication extends far beyond the field, as they have been unwavering in their support for every member of the team, particularly Hamlin.
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