PhotoPhilanthropy will give awards to photographers in four categories: professional, amateur, student, and community-based organization. The 2011 submissions are now open and we encourage you to submit! Student Deadline December 01, 2011

PhotoPhilanthropy promotes and rewards photographers working with non-profit organizations around the world to tell stories that drive action for social change.

Have you photographed the story of a non-profit organization or helped a charity get their story told through images? Then you are a photophilanthropist, and PhotoPhilanthropy wants to recognize and reward you through their Activist Awards!

The PhotoPhilanthropy Activist Awards identify outstanding work done by photographers in collaboration with non-profit organizations worldwide. In previous years, PhotoPhilanthropy has received work from photographers in 85 different countries, showcasing the work of 405 non-profit organizations.

Judges for the 2011 Activist Award include:
Keith Jenkins, senior multimedia producer, NPR
Ami Vitale, World Press Photo award-winning photographer
Cristina Goettsch Mittermeier, photographer and President of
the International League of Conservation Photographers

Photography driven by social change.
Social change driven by photography.