Save the Children has announced the first-of-its-kind initiative to bring attention to those who deserve it most: our health care workers.
"Every year, awards are given to recognize the accomplishments of celebrities, actors, singers, athletes, and entertainers," said Mary Beth Powers, Campaign Chief for Save the Children's Newborn and Child Survival Campaign. "Alongside the Oscars and Golden Globes in January, we will begin to honor a group of people who rarely receive recognition or accolades -- health workers."
So if you know someone that you believe deserves this honor, visit www.theREALawards.com to nominate them!
If you can't think of someone, please take a minute to read the stories of those already nominated and vote for who you think deserves it most!
You don't have much time though! The voting ends this Friday, November 29th.
"Every year, awards are given to recognize the accomplishments of celebrities, actors, singers, athletes, and entertainers," said Mary Beth Powers, Campaign Chief for Save the Children's Newborn and Child Survival Campaign. "Alongside the Oscars and Golden Globes in January, we will begin to honor a group of people who rarely receive recognition or accolades -- health workers."
So if you know someone that you believe deserves this honor, visit www.theREALawards.com to nominate them!
If you can't think of someone, please take a minute to read the stories of those already nominated and vote for who you think deserves it most!
You don't have much time though! The voting ends this Friday, November 29th.
Save the Children is the leading, independent organization that creates lasting change for children in need in the United States and 120 countries around the world. Follow them on Twitter and Facebook.
