Eligible Location: Canada
Only entrants from this area can enter the following contests.
6th Annual doGooder Nonprofit Video Awards
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- Closing Date: Wed 29 Feb 2012
- 7 Days Remaining
To enter your non-profit organization into these video awards you have to create a video which shows how your non-profit uses sight sound and motion to make an impact. The categories are best small organization, best medium organization and best large organization with a special category for best storytelling. Paticipants must be a member of the YouTube non-profit program.
Prizes include: Winning video featured on the YouTube homepage on April 5th, each winner receives $3,500 in donations and a suite of great products provided by Cisco, free registrations to the Nonprofit Technology Conference from NTEN and Special Prize Grants from the Case Foundation.
Rules:Open only to the United States, Canada, Australia and the UK. Entrants must be over 18 years old. All entries must have been produced between January 1st, 2011 and February 29th, 2012. Entrants retain all rights to entries. The full contest rules can be read here.
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Judging Method: Judges
- Eligibility: UK, USA, Canada, Australasia
Memplai Video Contest
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- Closing Date: Sun 15 Apr 2012
- 53 Days Remaining
In this video contest you have to use the online video editing tools on Memplai to create and edit your video and then share it with your friends. The video with the most likes becomes the winner.
Prize:The person who makes the best video wins CAD $5,000 Cash. 2nd place receives an Apple iPad 2 16GB with Wi-Fi and 3rd place receives an Apple iPhone 4S 16GB.
Rules:Open only to residents of Canada who have reached the age of majority in their Province of residence. Only one entry per person.
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Judging Method: Public Vote
- Eligibility: Canada
Project Reason 2012 Video Contest
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- Closing Date: Sat 30 Jun 2012
- 129 Days Remaining
To enter this video contest you need to create a video of no more than 1 minute 30 seconds that "communicates the importance of critical thinking." Completed entries should be uploaded to YouTube or other video sharing site and then submit the embed code to Project Reason using the entry form.
Prize:The grand prize for the winning video of 2012 is $10,000. 2nd place gets $4,000 and 3rd place gets $1,000.
Rules:Only open to residents of USA, Canada and UK. Video should be no more than 1 minute and 30 seconds in length. Do not incorporate the Project Reason logo or name into your video or otherwise associate your work with the work of the foundation.
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Judging Method: Combination
- Eligibility: UK, USA, Canada
