Professional, amateur and student photographers can participate in a contest.
The PhotoPhilanthropy Activist Awards identify outstanding work done by photographers in collaboration with nonprofit organizations worldwide. PhotoPhilanthrophy believes in the power of photography to inspire hope and understanding and to connect people around the world.
In previous years, work was submitted on behalf of 435 non-profit organizations from 88 different countries. Each photographer whose work is accepted receives a page on the website and exposure to a growing audience of concerned and committed global citizens.
Submissions must be in the form of a photo essay and photos must depict the work of a charitable organization (designated 501(c)3 in the U.S., or international equivalent).
There is a US$15,000 grand prize plus a US$2,000 prize each for the top amateur and student photographer.
The deadline for entries is Oct. 1.
For more information, click here.
The PhotoPhilanthropy Activist Awards identify outstanding work done by photographers in collaboration with nonprofit organizations worldwide. PhotoPhilanthrophy believes in the power of photography to inspire hope and understanding and to connect people around the world.
In previous years, work was submitted on behalf of 435 non-profit organizations from 88 different countries. Each photographer whose work is accepted receives a page on the website and exposure to a growing audience of concerned and committed global citizens.
Submissions must be in the form of a photo essay and photos must depict the work of a charitable organization (designated 501(c)3 in the U.S., or international equivalent).
There is a US$15,000 grand prize plus a US$2,000 prize each for the top amateur and student photographer.
The deadline for entries is Oct. 1.
For more information, click here.
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