Past Dot.Org Award Recipients

Each year, the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits is proud to present the Dot.Org Awards, recognizing nonprofits who are using technology and communications in inspiring, effective, and creative ways.

2019 Dot.Org Award Recipients

• Special Olympics Minnesota's Person First Campaign - Creative Campaign
• The Arc Minnesota's GetSet! Project - Program Delivery
• Summit Academy's www.saoic.org - Website Redesign (Small)
• Project for Pride in Living's www.ppl-inc.org - Website Redesign (Large)

2018 Dot.Org Award Recipients

• Appetite For Change’s Grow Food Project - Creative Campaign
• Wilder Research's Minnesota Compass Custom Profiles Tool - Program Delivery
• Charities Review Council’s www.smartgivers.org - Website Redesign/Small Organization
• NeighborWorks Home Partners’ www.nwhomepartners.org - Website Redesign/Large Organization

2017 Dot.Org Award Recipients

• American Indian Cancer Foundation's Indigenous Pink Campaign - Creative Campaign
• Children's Dental Services' Rural Teledentistry Network - Program Delivery
• Education Evolving's www.educationevolving.org - Website Redesign/Small Organization
• American Craft Council's www.craftcouncil.org - Website Redesign/Large Organization

2016 Dot.Org Award Recipients

• Vega Productions' Instruments in the Cloud - Connecting Communities
• Minneapolis Foundation's Centennial Campaign - Creative Campaign 
• ParentFurther's Search Institute - Program Delivery 
• Catholic Charities of St. Paul and Minneapolis' www.cctwincities.org - Website Redesign

2015 Dot.Org Award Recipients

• Pollen’s Pollenite Community - Connecting Communities
• TakeAction Minnesota's Putting a Face on Raising the Wage - Creative Campaign 
• Canvas Health's TXT4LIFE - Program Delivery 
• Carver County Historical Society's www.carvercountyhistoricalsociety.org - Website Redesign

2014 Dot.Org Award Recipients

• CaringBridge’s Share Your Heart Contest – Connecting Communities
• Minnesota Literacy Council’s Teach it Forward Awards – Creative Campaign
• MN Historical Society’s Play the Past – Program Delivery
• Oak Meadows' www.oak-meadows.org – Website Redesign

2013 Dot.Org Award Recipients

• Opportunity Africa’s Classroom Connections – Connecting Communities
• The Salvation Army N Division’s Bacon, Eggs & Hashtags – Creative Campaign
• SW Initiative Foundation’s Microenterprise Loan Program – Program Delivery
• Innocence Project of Minnesota’s www.ipmn.org – Website Redesign

2012 Dot.Org Award Recipients

• Mixed Blood Theatre's Radical Hospitality – Connecting Communities
• The Playwrights' Center's #NEWPLAY LIVE – Creative Campaign
• SciMathMN & MN Department of Ed's STEM Teacher Center – Program Delivery
• Minnesota Literacy Council's www.mnliteracy.org  – Website Redesign

2011 Dot.Org Award Recipients

• HousingLink's Map Search – Building on Success
• Great River Shakespeare Fest and Winona 360's Vlog – Sharing the Spotlight
• MN Humanities Center and Allies' Bdote Memory Map – Living History
• Neighborhood House's ELL/GED Program – Bridging the Digital Divide
• Northern Community Radio's Community Internet – Creating Connections

2010 Dot.Org Award Recipients

• District 202 – Virtual Reality
• GiveMN.org – Connecting to the MAX
• Metro Meals on Wheels – Fundraising and Friendraising
• Morrison County Historical Society – Nifty and Thrifty
• Pacer Center – Targeted Teaching
• TC Bicycle Club – Going the Extra Mile
• Wellstone Action! – E-Organizing

2009 Dot.Org Award Recipients

• HousingLink – The hList
• The Minnesota Fringe Festival – Festival Site
• The UpTake – Citizen Journalism

2008 Dot.Org Award Recipients

• The International Wolf Center – The Complete Pack
• KFAI, Fresh Air Radio – The Wisdom of Volunteers
• Minnesota Energy Challenge – The Bright Idea
• New Tactics in Human Rights – The Think Global, Act Global

2007 Dot.Org Award Recipients

• The Cedar – Community Convergence
• MN Historical Society's Greatest Generation Project – Storytelling for the Ages
• Rainbow Rumpus – Awesome Audience Awareness
• Twin Cities Media Alliance's Twin Cities Daily Planet – Journalism 2.0