Worst Charity Website Contest voting now open
Which Canadian charity has a
website that's most in need of some
help? That's up for you to decide!
Local digital agency rtraction's
charity website makeover contest is
now open for voting.
Through their second annual Canada's Worst Charity Website contest, rtraction received nominations for charities across the country and ended up with a list of 12 organizations with websites in dire need of some TLC. Check out the list and see some screenshots at worstcharitywebsite.ca.
The website that receives the most votes will win a $20,000 website makeover from rtraction.
"These charities are all deserving," said David Billson, rtraction's president. "No matter which organization wins, the team will be excited about the outcome. All the charities are incredibly committed to their causes and we can't wait to see who Canada chooses."
Head to worstcharitywebsite.ca before noon on April 5 and click on your favourite charity's "Vote" button (one vote per day, per person). The winner will be announced later in the day on April 5.
Through their second annual Canada's Worst Charity Website contest, rtraction received nominations for charities across the country and ended up with a list of 12 organizations with websites in dire need of some TLC. Check out the list and see some screenshots at worstcharitywebsite.ca.
The website that receives the most votes will win a $20,000 website makeover from rtraction.
"These charities are all deserving," said David Billson, rtraction's president. "No matter which organization wins, the team will be excited about the outcome. All the charities are incredibly committed to their causes and we can't wait to see who Canada chooses."
Head to worstcharitywebsite.ca before noon on April 5 and click on your favourite charity's "Vote" button (one vote per day, per person). The winner will be announced later in the day on April 5.
