The Apple With A Bite Taken Out Of It may be awarded to individuals who contribute greatly to Apple Computer and Apple Macintosh-related articles. Introduced by grm_wnr on January 10, 2006.
The Con Safos Jalapeño is used in awarding people Chicano awards as part of the Kindness Campaign.
The Dr. Heiter Award is used to reward editors who have made positive contributions to the The Human Centipede (First Sequence) article. Created by Coolug in 2010.
The Encephalon Cross For commendable contributions to medical articles. Introduced and designed by Encephalon.
Created to recognize those editors who tirelessly contribute in a genuine fashion to Christianity-related articles. by Aiden
The Comics Communication Barnstar: For speaking up for the truth, educating fellow editors, explaining project guidelines and goals, striving to resolve differences while keeping a level head, and generally facilitating communication about comics-related articles and between their contributors. Usage: See User:Doczilla/Template:Comicscom. Created by Doczilla.
The WikiProject NASCAR Award shows the "never quit" spirit of NASCAR teams that we hope the project members exhibit. Introduced and designed by Royalbroil on 2 June 2006.
The WikiProject Japan Barnsensu Award can be awarded to those who have made outstanding additions and/or improvements to Japan-related articles. Introduced by Nihonjoe, and designed by Tangotango on 28 July, 2006 as part of WikiProject Japan.
The Swaminarayan Appreciation is awarded to those who make outstanding contributions to Swaminarayan related content, WikiProject Swaminarayan. Introduced on November 12008 by Around The Globeसत्यमेव जयते
The Endangered Language Immersion School Bus is available for anyone who works on endangered languages, or who can read the writing on this bus.
The Karma Yogi Barnstar is to be awarded for significant contributions to articles about Krishna, Bhagavad Gita and related topics. See Template:The Karma Yogi Barnstar.
The McLellan Quaich is awarded for outstanding contributions to Scottish coverage in Wikipedia. Suggested by Deacon of Pndapetzim in 2019, named after Angusmclellan, with the image selected by Cactus.man.
