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Winner: RF|Binder and Malaysia External Trade Development Corp. – Malaysia Kitchen for the World 2011   In 2010, the Malaysian External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE) partnered with RF|Binder to create an integrated marketing campaign, including advertising, events and sponsorships, for… Continued

This year’s awards feature a record number of categories and unmatched excellence among the entries.

This year’s awards feature a record number of categories and unmatched excellence among the entries.

While social media is transforming how nonprofits communicate with stakeholders, many organizations lack the digital tools to properly manage their social platforms.

Winner: Duke University: The Fuqua School of Business — Basketball Campout 2011 To increase alumni and student participation, the Duke Fuqua School of Business’ communications team targeted a unifying and shared passion among students and alumni… Continued

The 2012 Nonprofit PR Award in the category of "Corporate/Nonprofit Partnership" was awarded to two campaigns: Discovery Education and the Siemens Foundation for the "Siemens STEM Academy"; and Scholastic Inc. and the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers for "The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards."

Winner: American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons — 2011 AAOS Public Service Campaign: ‘Decide to Drive’ To combat the deadly menace of distracted driving—whether it’s eating in the front seat or texting—AAOS launched and disseminated the findings… Continued

Winner: Western Governors University Indiana – Go Further with WGU Indiana To increase the enrollment of local Indiana residents, WGU Indiana’s PR team set out to build and extend the brand, aiming to stand out… Continued

Winner: American Society of Transplantation and Brownstein Group — Taking a Stand Against Arizona Medicaid Cuts In October 2010, the state government in Arizona under Gov. Jan Brewer (R-AZ) implemented changes to the adult Medicaid benefit… Continued

Winner: Population Services International – Healthy Lives Blog The world’s population was projected to reach 7 billion by Oct. 31, 2011, and it was on that date—not coincidentally—that Population Services International, a nonprofit organization that… Continued