No Fixed Address, Children’s Health, Megaworld Foundation among the winners at Nonprofit PR Awards
Nonprofit communicators didn’t let a pandemic stall their efforts to raise money, increase awareness and capture media attention in PR Daily’s most recent awards program.
From creating a COVID-19 command center to serving clients on the frontlines of the pandemic, this year’s PR Daily Nonprofit PR award winners found ways to reach their goals.
More than 20 organizations were lauded as the best of the best.
No Fixed Address Inc., took home three awards, including the Grand Prize for Nonprofit PR Campaign of the Year. The agency, along with SickKids Airbnb, increased donations to build a new hospital by nearly 30%. The team created a three-hour experience, transforming an unused conference room into a replica of the hospital’s pediatric intensive care unit (PICU). It featured live reenactments of SickKids doctors, nurses and voice recordings from families.
Sally Crocker, Nonprofit Communications Professional of the Year Grand Prize winner, brought more than 30 years of experience as the sole communicator at the University of North Texas Health Science Center School of Public Health. As coronavirus spread, she produced and published 10 articles on the pandemic and two dean’s e-newsletters in less than a month beginning in March, resulting in news coverage for the university. LinkedIn asked her to serve as a commenter on the virus from a business perspective.
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