Religious & Cultural Awards
- Al Malaikah Temple Shrine, an award in which Cecil B. DeMille was appointed “Ambassador-at-large for his outstanding contribution to the motion-picture industry bringing honor and pride to the nobility”
- American Jewish Congress, 1957
- B’nai B’rith Award for “contributing to spiritual brotherhood and good interfaith relations,” 1957
- Breakfast Club, a Silver Cup Award to Cecil B. DeMille for “his great gift to mankind, The King of Kings”
- Christian Herald Magazine, in conjunction with the Protestant Motion Picture Council, the Award for the Picture of the Month, Samson and Delilah, December 1949
- Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, the Scroll of Honor, November 18, 1949
- City Council of the City of Los Angeles, a resolution commending Mr. DeMille for having re-stated to the world man’s basic code of conduct towards his fellow man and towards his God in The Ten Commandments
- Festival of Faith and Freedom, the David Award for creative leadership in bringing the Bible to the world
- Freedoms Foundation
- General Federation of Women’s Clubs, a citation to Mr. Cecil B. DeMille for the motion picture which had the best educational influence, The Ten Commandments, June 1957
- Lambs Club, 1958
- Maryland State Council of American Jewish Congress, 1957
- Mount Sinai Hospital and Clinic, 1956
- National Honorary Society for Architecture and the Allied Arts, 1952
- National School Boards, 1957
- National Right to Work Committee
- National Women’s League of the United Synagogue of America, 1956
- Parents Magazine, 1949, 1952
- Religious Heritage of America, Inc., 1958
- Order of the Holy Sepulchre