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Do you know any real-life heroines?
Heroine; a person who is admired or idealized for courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities.
HARLEQUIN'S MORE THAN WORDS AWARDS, 2014:
Each year, the Harlequin More Than Words award is given to
three women who have worked hard to change people’s lives for the
better. Inspired by their accomplishments, Harlequin donates $15,000 to
each winner's charity of choice and then pairs each winner with a
bestselling Harlequin author who turns her story into a novella that's
released to the public as a free e-book.
Nominations for the 2014 awards have just opened and will be open until August 9th. To nominate someone you know who is making a difference in the world, or to nominate yourself, you need to submit a few sentences on the nominee, the charity she's involved in, what inspires her and how she's inspiring others.
Nominations for the 2014 awards have just opened and will be open until August 9th. To nominate someone you know who is making a difference in the world, or to nominate yourself, you need to submit a few sentences on the nominee, the charity she's involved in, what inspires her and how she's inspiring others.
The nomination form is
available here:
http://www.
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Nominations close in August and entrants are narrowed down to
5 finalists
Public votes for 3 winners in November
Winners are announced in December
*honored through the $15,000
donation
*the novella written about them
*feature coverage on
Harlequin's site!
It's a great program to honor all of the women who spend their time and
energy doing things for others and might not be getting the recognition
they deserve!
Want to read about the 2012 winners?
Click the link below to download the 3 ebooks for free.
- Good Neighbors by Sheila Roberts (inspired by Sally Spencer, who manages a mentoring program that rescues at-risk children)
- Just Joe by Carla Cassidy (inspired by Helen McGovern, who oversees Emergency Food Network, a food bank that serves all county residents, including those with health restrictions)
- Light This Candle by Cindy Dees (inspired by Mindy Atwood, who runs Patches of Light, a nonprofit organization where anonymous angels pay the rent for parents of desperately ill children)
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