remain
open through June 19. Any person or
organization with a .ORG domain can enter, free of
charge. To nominate an organization or individual
for a .ORG Impact Award, just visit www.orgimpactawards.org. The
entries will be evaluated by a judging panel of
leaders in the Internet, nonprofit, and marketing
sectors and winners will be chosen in seven
different categories:
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Health
and Healing
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Quality
Education for All
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Diversity,
Equity, and Inclusion
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Environmental
Stewardship
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Hunger
and Poverty
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Community
Building
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Rising
Star
Organizations
may apply for multiple categories of awards if more
than one category is a good fit. The top five
entries in each category will be named as finalists
on August 13, 2024, and will be eligible to be named
the 2024 .ORG of the Year. Winners will be
announced on October 8, 2024 at an in-person awards
ceremony in Washington, D.C.
For
this 6th annual edition of the .Org Impact
Awards, the registry will distribute
$180,000 in prize money. Each
category winner will receive $10,000
in donation award funds, while the
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.ORG
of the Year will be honored with a grand
prize of $50,000. Finalists across all
categories will receive a $2,500
donation. Receiving a prestigious .ORG
Impact Award not only elevates an
organization's profile but also fuels
donations, funding, talent acquisition,
partnership development, and audience reach.
Over the past five years, the Awards have
recognized 190 outstanding .ORGs from
over 70 countries. Through the
Awards, PIR has awarded $505,000 USD
for transformative work taking place
around the world.
PIR
CEO Jon Nevett noted, “We started the
.ORG Impact Awards to uplift and
celebrate those within the .ORG
Community that work tirelessly to create
positive change. From Kenya, to the United
Kingdom to the United States and beyond –
the .ORGs we celebrate come from all over
the world, but they are all dedicated to
making a positive impact on their
communities. If you are, or know, a
changemaker committed to mission-driven
work, we encourage you to submit a
nomination to be recognized for their
impact.” |
Jon
Nevett
CEO, Public Interest Registry |
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