For Immediate Release:
June 8, 2026

County Commissioners recognize Giuliana Demma as a finalist for the Congressional Medal of Honor Youth Service Award

FREEHOLD, NJ – The Monmouth County Board of County Commissioners presented a certificate of recognition to Giuliana Demma for being a finalist for the Congressional Medal of Honor Youth Service award during the May 28 Workshop Meeting.

The certificate of recognition was presented to Demma by Commissioner Director Thomas A. Arnone, on behalf of the Board.

“My fellow Commissioners and I extend our congratulations to Giuliana on this remarkable accomplishment,” said Commissioner Director Thomas A. Arnone. “The Congressional Medal of Honor Youth Service Award recognizes young Americans who demonstrate compassion, leadership and an unwavering commitment to helping their communities, and Giuliana is truly deserving of this honor.”

Demma also founded her own business, G’s Giving Gowns, which replaces standard hospital gowns with custom port access shorts designed to bring comfort to patients. Through her initiative, more than 3,000 gowns and 520 port-access shirts have been donated.

“We thank Giuliana for her continued dedication to volunteerism and service, and we applaud the lasting difference she is making in the lives of others throughout the nation,” added Commissioner Director Arnone.

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FREEHOLD, NJ – The Monmouth County Board of County Commissioners presented a certificate of recognition to Giuliana Demma for being a finalist for the Congressional Medal of Honor Youth Service award during the May 28 Workshop Meeting. Photo by Monmouth County Government.