Fifth Harmony to Perform at Nickelodeon HALO Awards 2014

One of the most popular girl groups in music will perform at The Nickelodeon HALO Awards 2014.

Fifth Harmony has confirmed that they will perform at the sixth annual Nickelodeon HALO Awards on Sunday, November 30 at 7:00 PM. It's the latest capper on what's been a big year for the group so far. They recently released "Sledgehammer," the second single from their upcoming, full-length debut album, Reflection. The Meghan Trainor-written track is currently available for download on iTunes and Amazon. No word on if "Sledgehammer" will be the song the group performs at the ceremony, or if they might premiere an all-new track from the album. Either way, it's worth getting excited over, if you're a 5H fan.

And they won't be the sole musical act either: They join a star-studded list of performers that already includes Nick Jonas, Meghan Trainor, Jessie J, Echosmith and The Vamps. In addition, the ceremony will feature appearances by Zendaya, Carlos PenaVega, Sydney Park, Jack Griffo, Kira Kosarin, Benjamin Flores Jr., Breanna Yde, Leon Thomas and Matt Bennett.

Nick Cannon will host the ceremony, which is focused on honoring teenagers who are "helping and leading others" (hence the acronym). The five teens being honored this year are...

Lulu Cerone, 15, Los Angeles, Calif. ? Through her organization LemonAID Warriors, Lulu Cerone brainstorms, plans events and coordinates “PhilanthroParties,” which mix charity work with regular kids’ festivities using easy-to-follow toolkits. Following her own model, Cerone raised over $58,000 for water projects in Africa, $33,000 for local organizations, and has personally helped plan nearly 200 Philanthro-Parties across the U.S.

Yash Gupta, 18, Irvine, Calif. - After an accident left him without his eyeglasses for a week, Yash Gupta was inspired to start Sight Learning, an organization that collects and donates used eyeglasses, sets up eye exams, and gives the gift of sight to students around the world. Since 2010, Sight Learning has donated over 21,000 pairs of glasses to students in need across 14 states in the U.S. and in four countries.

Cassandra Lin, 16, Westerly, R.I. ? Cassandra Lin is the founder of Turn Grease into Fuel (TGIF), a sustainable program that collects waste cooking oil, from local residents and restaurants, then converts it into biodiesel fuel. The fuel is used to heat the homes of families in need. With 145 participating restaurants and businesses in 22 towns and 20 public receptacles throughout three states, TGIF has collected over 170,000 gallons of waste cooking oil and helped heat the homes of over 290 families to date.

Nicholas Lowinger, 16, Cranston, R.I. ? Gotta Have Sole - After an enlightening visit to a local homeless shelter, Nicholas Lowinger started Gotta Have Sole in 2010 to provide brand-new footwear to underprivileged children across the United States. To date, the organization works with shelters in 35 states and has provided brand-new shoes to over 21,500 underprivileged kids, giving them the confidence and means to go to school, socialize, succeed and live healthier, happier lives.

Alanna Wall, 14, Dayton, Ohio - Striving to brighten the lives of young girls, Alanna Wall created Polished Girlz, an organization that brings trendy nail art parties to those with special needs and frequent hospitalizations. Since its inception in 2011, over 800 volunteers are currently painting girls’ nails in over 25 national chapters in North America.

Broadcasting from New York's Pier 36, the event will air live across multiple Nickelodeon networks, from TeenNick to Nicktoons. The HALO Awards will also stream live on Nick.com, Nick Radio and the Nick App.