All-American Hometown Hero Award Details
Nomination Window: Monday, March 6th at 10 a.m. to Friday, April 24th at 8 p.m.
Who is eligible? Individual homeowners and non-profit organizations in Davidson, Williamson, Maury, Dickson, Rutherford, Wilson, Montgomery, and Sumner counties.
Winner Announced: Thursday. May 11th
Award: One winner will receive 10 years of free pest control, mosquito control, termite protection and tick yard treatments, valued at $10,000!
HOMETOWN HERO AWARD OFFICIAL RULES
Learn about our 2023 Award Winner
Mary Harris
The 2023 Hometown Hero Award is awarded to Mary Harris, president and co-founder of the Wilson County Black History Committee. Mary was nominated for her passion for the community and her history of serving those around her. She embodies this award's spirit and lives out All-American’s core values of servant leadership, remarkable service and thoughtful innovation.
We surprised Mary with an award presentation in front of her friends and family and esteemed community members at the historic Pickett Chapel, of which she is spearheading the renovation. Mary was rewarded with a certificate for 10 years of free pest control for her home and for the chapel, including ant, spider, tick and termite protection, mosquito reduction and yard treatment services.
Learn more about Mary’s story and commitment to her local community.
At All-American Pest Control, we believe in celebrating all the good people in Middle Tennessee who keep our families, schools, churches, and community safe and strong! We're proud to introduce you to our 2022 Hometown Hero Award Recipient, Kenyatta Wade--Director of Nursing at Blakeford Senior Life.
Learn about our 2022 Award Winner
Kenyatta Wade
The 2022 recipient of the Hometown Hero Award is awarded to Kenyatta Wade, Director of Nursing at Blakeford Senior Life. Kenyatta was nominated for her passion for caregiving and local support.
As the recipient of All-American’s Hometown Hero Award, Kenyatta was rewarded with 10 years of free pest control surrounded by colleagues and residents at Blakeford Senior Life.
Learn more about Kenyatta’s story and commitment to her local community.
Learn about our 2021 Award Winner
Brandi Nunnery
The 2021 recipient of the Hometown Hero Award is awarded to Brandi Nunnery—literary coach and educator at Crieve Hall Elementary. Principal Dr. Nate Miley nominated Brandie for her selflessness in the way she pivoted during the pandemic. Learn more about Brandi’s commitment to the community and local school system here.
As the recipient of All-American’s Hometown Hero Awards, Brandi received 10 years of free pest control. We surprised her with the award at her school for Teacher Appreciation Week alongside her students and colleagues.
Learn about our 2020 Award Winner
Susan Landsfield
All-American Pest Control selected Susan Landfield, a working mom and LPN, as its 2020 Hometown Hero Award-recipient. Landfield was nominated for her selflessness in the way she continually gives of her time and talents to help her neighbors in Old Hickory Village—especially through COVID-19.
Learn About The 2019 Award Winner
Bill "Coach" Robinson of Watertown, TN
