Today, we are pleased to announce the recipient of our second Website Giveaway for 2010:
The Jayla Alexsis Tuck Cancer Foundation
This amazing organization will receive a custom website design as well as one year of free hosting on our content management software. We are looking forward to working with them to develop their new website in the days ahead. To read more about the Jayla Alexsis Tuck Cancer Foundation, see their finalist page.
Today, I contacted Kelly Hartling at the Jayla Alexsis Tuck Cancer Foundation to let her know that her organization had been selected as the winner, and she had this to say:
“We are honored and so excited! This is an amazing opportunity to increase awareness of our foundation and will allow us to continue to 'adopt' families, building life-long relationships during the battle with cancer and beyond. With a new website, we will have the ability to show the world what we have done, what we want to do in the future, and inspire others to do the same!”
--Kelly Hartling
We also thank the fantastic runner-up organizations, including Marriage Network Oklahoma and the Durant Family Medicine Residency Program. Each of these organizations provides incredible service for its community, and they are all well loved, as evidenced by the overwhelming support they each received in votes. We are pleased to have gotten to know them through this process. Even though two of them did not receive the prize this time, they will still be in the running as nominees for our remaining giveaways in 2010. There's much more to come.
Finally, we want to thank everyone who took the time to nominate or vote for an organization. Without your help, our selections couldn't have been as diverse. Remember, we're giving away two more websites in 2010, so stay tuned for details. Nominations for the next giveaway are coming up later this year.
Congratulations again to the Jayla Alexsis Tuck Cancer Foundation. We'll be sharing more about our progress in developing its new website in the months to come.
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Mon, May 3, 2010
by Vince Conn
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