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Camera Bits Holds Online Vote To Thank Nonprofits
25 November 2013
Camera Bits, celebrating Photo Mechanic's 15th anniversary, has come up with an unusual idea to express its gratitude to "the nonprofit organizations who help make our industry stronger with their dedication and hard work." The company will donate 15 Photo Mechanic licenses to the winner of an online poll where you can vote for your preferred nonprofit through Dec. 15.
"We hope this contest will raise awareness for their causes as well as give one lucky winner over $2,200 worth of our lightning-fast software," said CEO and President Dennis Walker.
The nonprofits selected for this year's contest include HeART Speak, Photo Philanthropy, Light Work, Josephine Herrick Project, Shoot Off Workshops, NPPA Foundation, Wish Upon a Wedding, Vision Workshops, Operation Love REunited (OpLove), Facing Change, Young Photographers Alliance, WPOW: Women Photojournalists of Washington, Photography for a Change, The Chris Hondros Fund and the International League of Conservation Photographers.
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Camera Bits To Donate 15 Photo Mechanic Licenses to Charity
The winner will be decided by popular vote from 15 photographic charities via an online poll.
PORTLAND, Ore. -- As part of its year-long celebration of Photo Mechanic's 15th Anniversary, Camera Bits will donate 15 licences of the software to a photographic charity of the public's choosing. The winner will be selected by popular vote via an online poll with participants choosing among 15 preselected charities.
Voting at http://www.camerabits.com/camera-bits-gives-back will open on Nov. 15 and close at midnight Pacific time on Dec. 15. The winner will be announced Dec. 16 via Camera Bits' Web site, social media and online networks.
"Camera Bits is dedicated to giving back to the nonprofits who help make the photo community so strong," said CEO and President Dennis Walker. "We hope this contest will raise awareness for their causes as well as give one lucky winner over $2,200 worth of our lightning-fast software."
The nonprofits selected for this year's contest are Photo Philanthropy, The Chris Hondros Fund, Wish Upon a Wedding, Josephine Herrick Project, Vision Workshops, Young Photographers Alliance, Operation Love REunited (OpLove), HeART Speak, Help-Portrait, NPPA Foundation, Facing Change, WPOW: Women Photojournalists of Washington, International League of Conservation Photographers, Photography for a Change and Light Work.
To follow the contest and be kept up to date on results, use the hashtag #PMturns15 on social media.