# Ephilanthropy Foundation invites votes in People's Choice Award

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2007/09/06/ephilanthropy-foundation-invites-votes-people039s-choice-award/
- Published: 2007-09-06T23:00:00+01:00
- Author: Howard Lake

The ePhilanthropy Foundation is inviting votes for the Global People’s Choice Award
in its annual ePhilanthropy Awards. The finalist with the most votes will be announced
at the awards luncheon in New York on 20 September and will receive a special award
sculpture honoring their achievement.
You can vote once and for one organisation.
The Foundation encourages voters to preview each organisation’s website to find 
out more about them.

The award is sponsored by ecommerce provider Help For Charities.

Votes must be cast by 17.00 EDT on 17 September.

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The [awards ](http://www.ephilanthropy.org/awards) finalists are:

**Best Integrated Online and Offline ePhilanthropy Campaign**

American Friends Service Committee

ASPCA

FINCA International

Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank

Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation

**Best Online Donations/Fundraising Campaign**

American Rivers

Child Rights and You – CRY

Mama Cash

The Lost Dogs’ Home

**Best Special Event Registration and/or Membership Campaign**

Community Computer Connections Program/RSVP

Dogs Deserve Better

Gulu Walk

**Best Community Building/ Volunteerism and/or Activism Campaign**

411Karma

ActNow

Alliance for International Women’s Rights

American Cancer Society

International Fund for Animal Welfare

KaBOOM!

Oxfam America

Peace X Peace

The Adoption Exchange

The Humane Society of the United States

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