Unveiling 2024 Nonprofit Communications Award Nominees
The 2024 Nonprofit Communications Awards nominees have landed. Recognising game-changers in the non-profit communication sector, the list boasts figures who have significantly amplified non-profit donations and shaped public awareness through inventive storytelling and marketing strategies. ‘The Pathfinder’, a special award, will celebrate individuals or teams persistently venturing into new territory in non-profit communications.
The upcoming ceremony is a chance to honour and share the success stories of these impactful figures, recognising them as pioneers and driving forces for future innovations in non-profit communications. Their accomplishments set the stage for continued advancements in the sector.
These trailblazers have been nominated based on their superior client service, visionary thinking, originality and disruptive methodologies. They have spearheaded campaigns that champion diversity and inclusion, promoting a culture of equity and acceptance. Their groundbreaking strategies aim to challenge stereotypes and foster understanding.
Brendan Gannon, Senior Marketing Manager for the awards, praised all contenders, crediting their passion and commitment. He underscored that each participant, regardless of the outcome, has already made a significant positive impact.
Spotlight on 2024 Nonprofit Communications nominees
Hailing the spirit of camaraderie among the competition, he expressed eagerness for the future achievements they’ll undoubtedly make.
The award categories range from Grand Prize Campaigns and Communication, recognizing powerful promotional strategies, to Communications Assets, which awards the best communication tools use. The category of Grand Prize Corporate/Nonprofit Partnership of the Year highlights collaborations fostering positive community changes. Nonprofit Communications Campaign of the Year is granted to an organization with exceptional communication tactics, and the rising star award identifies promising talents showing significant strides.
Vying for Team of the Year are AARP Foundation and CCI Health Services Marketing & Communications. Maryanna Antoldi of AARP Florida and Tori Martel of Allergy & Asthma Network compete for the Rising Star of the Year. Significant campaigns for the Nonprofit Communications Campaign of the Year include the High Seas Treaty Signing and Race for Ratification by Communications INC and PriceWeber’s “Believe Me: Help and Hope for Sexual Assault Survivors”. A celebratory luncheon for winners is scheduled for September 27 at the Yale Club in New York City.
Gannon ended the announcement emphasizing the importance of supporting social causes, and encouraging continued innovation within the sector. The atmosphere bristled with anticipation for next year’s awards and a commitment to using communication as a tool for positive social change.
