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  • The C Diff Foundation Selected to Receive JL Simmons Non-Profit PR Grant for 2016

    The C Diff Foundation Selected to Receive JL Simmons Non-Profit PR Grant for 2016

    NEW PORT RICHEY, Fla., March 31, 2016 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — The C Diff Foundation announces that it has been selected to receive the annual J.L. Simmons NonProfit PR Grant for 2016. Each year the PR Grant, launched in 2000 by Neotrope, helps selected worthy causes raise visibility to media and public for the charity’s good works.

    “Nearly half a million Americans suffer from Clostridium difficile (C. diff.) infections in a single year. With annual fatalities close to 29,000 a year, it’s a global problem that affects every community,” explains Nancy Caralla, Executive Director and Founder of the C Diff Foundation. “With the support of companies like Neotrope, we can further raise C. diff. awareness and save lives worldwide.”

    With this commitment, Neotrope® aligns itself with the C Diff Foundation to help awareness through education about research being conducted by the government, industry, and academia; and better advocacy on behalf of patients, healthcare professionals, and researchers worldwide working to address the public health threat posed by this devastating infection.

    As part of this in-kind grant program, Neotrope is providing public relations (PR) solutions, news dissemination (through its Send2Press® Newswire service), online advertising, and social media marketing for the C Diff Foundation. This program is intended to help raise awareness of the 501(c)(3) nonprofit to traditional media, to the public, as well as potential sponsors and donors, regarding their efforts.

    “We’re honored to be helping the C Diff Foundation with their health-oriented charitable endeavors over the coming year,” said Neotrope CEO, Christopher Laird Simmons; a member of PRSA and ASCAP. “The C Diff Foundation now speaks for the thousands of patients within the United States who are diagnosed with a C. diff. infection each year.”

    About the C Diff Foundation:
    The C Diff Foundation is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, established in 2012 and dedicated at supporting public health through education and advocating for C. difficile infection (CDI) prevention, treatments, and environmental safety worldwide. The Foundation’s founder is a nurse and after suffering through C. difficile infections herself and witnessing the loss of her father, whose life was claimed by C. difficile involvement, the C Diff Foundation came to fruition.

    The C Diff Foundation, with their Volunteer Patient Advocates, successfully “Raise C. diff. Awareness” nationwide and in 38 countries, and host a Nationwide information Hot-Line (1-844-FOR-CDIF) which also supports health care providers and patients to manage through the difficulties of a C. diff. infection. Learn more at: http://cdifffoundation.org/.

    About the NonProfit PR Grant:
    The NonProfit PR Grant™ program was originally launched in 2000 to help assist U.S. 501(c)(3) worthy causes to raise awareness, attract halo sponsors, and better connect with donors and volunteers. Other PR industry firms have since copied the name, but ours is the original.

    Starting in 2013, the Grant was re-named after the company co-founder, the late Dr. J.L. Simmons, PhD, who passed away in 2003. Now the Neotrope PR Grant program is known as the “J.L. Simmons NonProfit PR Grant.”

    With this cause-related marketing grant program, Neotrope has been honored to help many worthy causes in past years, including the Bob Moog Foundation, Camp Blue Skies, Children Awaiting Parents, Girls Write Now, Move for Hunger, National Inclusion Project, Pacific Pinball Museum, Special Equestrians, Starlight Children’s Foundation, World Savvy and dozens more (use of any org name does not imply endorsement).

    Additional information regarding the Neotrope 2016 J.L. Simmons NonProfit PR Grant program for U.S. charitable nonprofits and grant recipients can be found at: http://prgrants.com/ or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/NonProfitPRGrants.

    About Neotrope:
    Since 1983 Neotrope® has delivered services to raise organization awareness including brand identity, marketing, public relations (PR), web development and ecommerce, and Last Mile SEO™ services. Neotrope is also an entertainment publishing company involved in books, music, software, and online magazines. The company, co-founded by Dr. J.L. Simmons, and Christopher Laird Simmons, has been at the forefront of many communication and technology movements for over three decades. Neotrope was an Inc. 5000 company in 2009. More information: http://Neotrope.com.

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    Twitter: @cdiffFoundation #cdiff2015 @prgrants #prgrant

    News issued by: C Diff Foundation

  • Center for American Military Music Opportunities is Recipient of 2016 JL Simmons Non-Profit PR Grant

    Center for American Military Music Opportunities is Recipient of 2016 JL Simmons Non-Profit PR Grant

    FORT BELVOIR, Va., March 25, 2016 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — CAMMO, the Center for American Military Music Opportunities, today announced that it has been selected to receive the annual J.L. Simmons Non-Profit PR Grant for 2016. The Grant, launched in 2000 by Neotrope®, helps worthy causes raise visibility to media and public for the charity’s good works.

    With this commitment, Neotrope aligns itself with CAMMO’s ongoing mission to provide military-specific music programs to help past and present service members suffering from neurological impairments such as traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

    As part of this in-kind grant program, Neotrope is providing public relations (PR) solutions, news dissemination (through its Send2Press® Newswire service), online advertising, and social media marketing for CAMMO. This program is intended to help raise awareness of the 501(c)(3) non-profit to traditional media, to the public, as well as potential sponsors and donors, regarding their efforts.

    “Returning service members and veterans face specific challenges and CAMMO provides a direction, specifically toward our military music community,” explains Cathie Lechareas, Co-Founder/Executive Director CAMMO. “With the support of companies like Neotrope, we hope to further raise awareness about our programs. We appreciate Neotrope’s commitment to helping us promote these efforts with this grant.”

    “We’re honored to be helping CAMMO with their various charitable endeavors over the coming year,” said Neotrope CEO, Christopher Laird Simmons; a member of PRSA and ASCAP. “CAMMO is unique in helping veterans interested in pursuing music industry careers in production, recording, management and other related music careers. As a lifelong musician myself, and ASCAP member, I think this is a truly wonderful cause and worthy of support.”

    CAMMO

    About CAMMO:
    CAMMO (Center for American Military Music Opportunities) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 2009 by U.S. Navy veteran Cathie Lechareas and U.S. Army veteran Victor Hurtado that believes in the healing power of music. Run by veterans for veterans and active-duty service members, CAMMO provides military-specific music programs to help past and present service members suffering from neurological impairments such as traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). CAMMO also develops military and veteran artists, technicians, writers and musicians at its CAMMO centers.

    Through its Soundtrack to Recovery in-reach program, CAMMO brings certified music therapists, musicians and volunteers to hospital Residential Treatment Centers. And CAMMO’s Guitars Revitalizing Our Warriors Through Healing (GROWTH) program encourages positivity, motivation and hope through full-spectrum guitar and music instruction. For more information about CAMMO, visit http://www.cammomusic.org/.

    About the Non-Profit PR Grant:
    The Non-Profit PR Grant™ program was originally launched in 2000 to help assist U.S. 501(c)(3) worthy causes to raise awareness, attract halo sponsors, and better connect with donors and volunteers. Other PR industry firms have since copied the name, but ours is the original.

    Starting in 2013, the Grant was re-named after the company co-founder, the late Dr. J.L. Simmons, PhD, who passed away in 2003. Now the Neotrope PR Grant program is known as the “J.L. Simmons Non-Profit PR Grant.”

    With this cause-related marketing grant program, Neotrope has been honored to help many worthy causes in past years, including the Bob Moog Foundation, Camp Blue Skies, Children Awaiting Parents, Girls Write Now, Move for Hunger, National Inclusion Project, Pacific Pinball Museum, Special Equestrians, Starlight Children’s Foundation, World Savvy and dozens more (use of any org name does not imply endorsement).

    Additional information regarding the Neotrope 2016 J.L. Simmons Non-Profit PR Grant program for U.S. charitable non-profits and grant recipients can be found at: http://prgrants.com/ or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/NonProfitPRGrants.

    About Neotrope:
    Since 1983 Neotrope® has delivered services to raise organization awareness including brand identity, marketing, public relations (PR), web development and ecommerce, and Last Mile SEO™ services. Neotrope is also an entertainment publishing company involved in books, music, software, and online magazines. The company, co-founded by Dr. J.L. Simmons, and Christopher Laird Simmons, has been at the forefront of many communication and technology movements for over three decades. Neotrope was an Inc. 5000 company in 2009. More information: http://Neotrope.com.

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    *Photo Caption: Soundtrack to Recovery team Fort Belvoir, Va.

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    Twitter: @CAMMO_Music @prgrants #prgrant @neotrope

    News issued by: Center for American Military Music Opportunities

  • Move For Hunger is Recipient of 2016 J.L. Simmons Non-Profit PR Grant, Fourth Year in a Row

    Move For Hunger is Recipient of 2016 J.L. Simmons Non-Profit PR Grant, Fourth Year in a Row

    ASBURY PARK, N.J., March 14, 2016 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Move For Hunger today announced that it has again been selected to receive the annual J.L. Simmons Non-Profit PR Grant for 2016. The Grant, launched in 2000 by Neotrope® helps worthy causes raise visibility to media and public for the charity’s good works.

    With this commitment, Neotrope aligns itself with Move For Hunger’s ongoing mission to reduce food waste and fight hunger. To date, the non-profit’s network of relocation professionals has collected and delivered more than 6 million pounds of food – providing more than 5 million meals – to food banks and pantries across North America.

    As part of this in-kind grant program, Neotrope® is providing public relations (PR) solutions, news dissemination (through its Send2Press® Newswire service), online advertising, and social media marketing for Move For Hunger. This program is intended to help raise awareness of the 501(c)3 non-profit to traditional media, to the public, as well as potential sponsors and donors, regarding their efforts.

    “One in six Americans is affected by food insecurity. It’s a national problem that affects every community,” explains Adam Lowy, Executive Director and Founder of Move For Hunger. “With the support of companies like Neotrope, we can further reduce food waste and fight hunger across North America. We appreciate Neotrope’s ongoing commitment to helping us promote these efforts.”

    “We’re honored in once again providing promotion assistance for Move For Hunger,” said Neotrope CEO, Christopher Laird Simmons; a member of PRSA and ASCAP. “We’ve been impressed with how the organization has rapidly grown over the past five years in helping the homeless through their innovative partnerships with the moving and transport industry.”

    About Move For Hunger:
    Move For Hunger is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that mobilizes the relocation industry to fight hunger and reduce food waste. Founded in 2009, the hunger-relief organization works with companies across North America to collect unwanted, unopened food from people who are relocating and deliver it to local food banks. To date, their network has delivered nearly 6 million pounds of food to food pantries across North America. For more information or to find out how you can help support Move For Hunger, visit https://moveforhunger.org/ or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/moveforhunger/.

    About the Non-Profit PR Grant:
    The Non-Profit PR Grant™ program was originally launched in 2000 to help assist U.S. 501(c)3 worthy causes to raise awareness, attract halo sponsors, and better connect with donors and volunteers. Other PR industry firms have since copied the name, but ours is the original.

    Starting in 2013, the Grant was re-named after the company co-founder, the late Dr. J.L. Simmons, PhD, who passed away in 2003. Now the Neotrope PR Grant program is known as the “J.L. Simmons Non-Profit PR Grant.”

    With this cause-related marketing grant program, Neotrope has been honored to help many worthy causes in past years, including the Bob Moog Foundation, Camp Blue Skies, Children Awaiting Parents, Girls Write Now, Move for Hunger, National Inclusion Project, Pacific Pinball Museum, Special Equestrians, Starlight Children’s Foundation, World Savvy and dozens more (use of any org name does not imply endorsement).

    Additional information regarding the Neotrope 2016 J.L. Simmons Non-Profit PR Grant program for U.S. charitable non-profits and grant recipients can be found at: http://prgrants.com/ or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/NonProfitPRGrants.

    About Neotrope:
    Since 1983 Neotrope® has delivered services to raise organization awareness including brand identity, marketing, public relations (PR), and SEO services. Neotrope is also an entertainment publishing company involved in books, music, software, and online magazines. The company pioneered the concept of search optimization of press release content back in 1997 and has been at the forefront of many communication and technology movements for over three decades. Neotrope was an Inc. 5000 company in 2009. More information: http://Neotrope.com.

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    *Photo Caption: Move For Hunger founder, Adam Lowy.

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    Twitter: @MoveForHunger #fighthunger #foodinsecure @prgrants #prgrant

    News issued by: Move For Hunger

  • Non-Profit PR Grant 2016 Application Deadline Extended to Feb. 15

    Non-Profit PR Grant 2016 Application Deadline Extended to Feb. 15

    TORRANCE, Calif., Jan. 14, 2016 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Neotrope today announced an extension to the 2016 annual PR Grants program application deadline, for U.S.-based 501(c)3 charities, to February 15. Launched in 2000, the Non-Profit PR Grant was designed to help raise awareness of selected charities to traditional media, to the public, as well as to potential “halo” sponsors and donors.

    As part of this in-kind grant program, Neotrope is providing news dissemination (through its Send2Press® Newswire service), and social media marketing for the selected applicant charities. Average value of each grant is $2,500 and will be offered to as many as 100 non-profit organizations “doing good” on a local or national level for 2016.

    “This year we have received fewer than the normal number of applications, and so we decided to extend the deadline while at the same time choosing the first batch of 2016 recipients from those charities who have already applied,” said Christopher Simmons, member PRSA and ASCAP, and Neotrope CEO.

    There is no fee to apply, and applications are being accepted now through Feb. 15, 2016 at http://prgrants.com/. Complete grant participation requirements and disclaimers can be found on the grants website.

    About Neotrope:
    Since 1983 Neotrope® has delivered services to raise organization awareness including brand identity, marketing, public relations (PR), and social media services. Neotrope is also an entertainment publishing company involved in books, music, software, and online magazines. The company has been at the forefront of many communication and technology movements for over three decades. Neotrope was an Inc. 5000 company in 2009, has an A+ rating with the BBB, and is a member of GS1. Information: http://www.Neotrope.com/.

    About the Non-Profit PR Grant:
    The Non-Profit PR Grant™ program was originally launched in 2000 to help assist U.S. 501(c)3 worthy causes to raise awareness, attract halo sponsors, and better connect with donors and volunteers. Other PR industry firms have since copied the name, but ours is the original.

    Starting in 2013, the Grant was re-named after the company co-founder, the late Dr. J.L. Simmons, PhD, who passed away in 2003. Now the Neotrope PR Grant program is known as the “J.L. Simmons Non-Profit PR Grant.”

    With this cause-related marketing grant program, Neotrope has been honored to help many worthy causes in past years, including the Bob Moog Foundation, Children Awaiting Parents, Girls Write Now, Move for Hunger, Pacific Pinball Museum, The Native Voices Foundation, Special Equestrians, Starlight Children’s Foundation, World Savvy and dozens more (list available on the grants website).

    Grant recipients are selected by Neotrope/Send2Press staff based on qualified applications filled out and submitted by U.S. based non-profit orgs. Choices for grant recipients are both subjective, and based on overall activities and actual need, as well as best fit for support from the marketing team.

    Additional information regarding the Neotrope 2016 J.L. Simmons Non-Profit PR Grant program for U.S. charitable non-profits and grant recipients can be found at: http://prgrants.com/ or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/NonProfitPRGrants.

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    Twitter: @neotrope @prgrants

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    News issued by: Neotrope

  • 16th Annual PR Grant Program for Non-Profits Announced by Neotrope to Help Worthy Causes Raise Visibility

    TORRANCE, Calif., Oct. 23, 2015 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Neotrope, a 32-year-old brand marketing, PR, and content development firm, today announced the launch of its 2016 annual PR Grants program for U.S.-based 501(c)3 charities. Launched in 2000, the Non-Profit PR Grant was designed to help raise awareness of selected charities to traditional media, to the public, as well as to potential “halo” sponsors and donors.

    Starting in 2013, the Grant was re-named after the company co-founder, the late Dr. J.L. Simmons, PhD, who passed away in 2003. Now the Neotrope PR Grant program is known as the “J.L. Simmons Non-Profit PR Grant.”

    As part of this in-kind grant program, Neotrope is providing news dissemination (through its Send2Press(R) Newswire service), and social media marketing for the selected applicant charities. Average value of each grant is $2,500 and will be offered to as many as 100 non-profit organizations “doing good” on a local or national level for 2016. Total potential in-kind value of the program is $250,000.

    PR Grants help U.S. Charities Grow Awareness“We’ve been helping worthy causes in one form or another for over 30 years,” says Christopher Simmons, member PRSA and ASCAP, and Neotrope CEO. “When we launched the Non-Profit PR Grants in 2000 we felt it more useful to help out an organization by using our services and expertise, over giving charities a small cash donation. More than 15 years later, we’re very proud to have successfully helped many worthy causes raise awareness, raise needed funds and get media coverage with this PR Grants program.”

    Simmons adds, “This year we’ve taken a slightly different approach. In prior years we ran into an issue where some charities simply never followed through to utilize all the grant deliverables, and so it was wasted. So, for 2016 we will be doing something much simpler for each charity, with less hand holding, removing the advertising component — but making it available to a much larger pool of worthy causes.”

    There is no fee to apply, and applications are being accepted now through Jan. 1, 2016 at https://prgrants.com/. Complete grant requirements and disclaimers can be found on the grants website.

    About Neotrope:

    Since 1983 Neotrope(R) has delivered services to raise organization awareness including brand identity, marketing, public relations (PR), and social media services. Neotrope is also an entertainment publishing company involved in books, music, software, and online magazines. The company has been at the forefront of many communication and technology movements for over three decades. Neotrope was an Inc. 5000 company in 2009, has an A+ rating with the BBB, and is a member of GS1. Information: http://www.Neotrope.com/.

    About the Non-Profit PR Grant:

    The Non-Profit PR Grant(TM) program was originally launched in 2000 to help assist U.S. 501(c)3 worthy causes to raise awareness, attract halo sponsors, and better connect with donors and volunteers. Other PR industry firms have since copied the name, but ours is the original.

    With this cause-related marketing grant program, Neotrope has been honored to help many worthy causes in past years, including the Bob Moog Foundation, Children Awaiting Parents, Girls Write Now, Move for Hunger, Pacific Pinball Museum, The Native Voices Foundation, Special Equestrians, Starlight Children’s Foundation, World Savvy and dozens more (list available on the grants website).

    Grant recipients are selected by Neotrope/Send2Press staff based on qualified applications filled out and submitted by U.S. based non-profit orgs. Choices for grant recipients are both subjective, and based on overall activities and actual need, as well as best fit for support from the marketing team.

    Additional information regarding the Neotrope 2016 J.L. Simmons Non-Profit PR Grant program for U.S. charitable non-profits and grant recipients can be found at: https://prgrants.com/ or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/NonProfitPRGrants.

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    Twitter: @neotrope @prgrants #prgrant #PRgrant2016

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    NEWS SOURCE: Neotrope

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