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Recognize the good

There’s goodness happening all around, and Awardco is dedicated to recognizing it in communities, organizations, and individuals everywhere.

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Goodness Grants

Goodness Grants

Mar 2, 2026
Goodness Grant Recipient: The Sammy Center

The Sammy Center is our March Goodness Grant winner!

Goodness Grants

Goodness Grants

Jan 22, 2026
Goodness Grant Recipient: Utah Lunch Debt Relief Foundation

Utah Lunch Debt Relief Foundation works to eliminate school lunch debt and ensure no child goes hungry at school.

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Goodness Grants

Goodness Grants

Jan 21, 2026
Goodness Grant Recipient: Name of the Game

Name of the Game uses basketball to bring care and connection to young BYU fans facing illness, disability, or loss.

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Goodness Grant nominations

If you know someone who gives of their time, money, or emotions to serve others, we want to hear about them! We’ll highlight their efforts and reward them with a grant of $1000, no strings attached.

Charitable giving

Empower charitable giving

Awardco Giving connects companies to over a million different charities around the world, directly from the platform. Users can donate to causes and organizations meaningful to them in just a few clicks.

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American Red Cross
Disaster relief heroes
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American Heart Association
Fighting heart disease
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One Tree Planted
Reforesting the planet
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Point of Pride
Supporting LGBTQ+
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The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
Beating blood cancer
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UNCF
Funding college dreams

Testimonials

What ourcustomers say

Seventy-five percent of our employees are out in the field, so how do we get them excited and engaged? The safety programs really got them energized. They had the opportunity to earn a lot of points, but they also received meaningful recognition. I was really impressed by how much our login engagement increased over time.
Marna Lagerquist
Manager, Talent Acquisition and Development
4Refuel
Awardco is not just a recognition tool—it’s a risk mitigation solution. Our tax and payroll teams love that we can now accurately track and report gifting, with proper IRS compliance.
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Selia Wood
AVP, Talent & Engagement
Lockton
Companies that invest in recognition are seen as people-centric. When people feel appreciated for their contributions and are truly engaged, they’re more innovative, more creative, and more willing to think beyond the status quo. This elevates work, fuels stronger business outcomes and can foster deeper customer relationships.
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Monica Gunderson
Talent Management Lead
PMG
With AI becoming more prominent, recognition helps us maintain the humanity and connection that define our culture. It highlights where employees create true value, even as technology expands.
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Lola Fawole
VP of HR Americas
McCormick & Company
Recognition truly is a cornerstone of PMG’s culture because it fuels engagement, strengthens relationships, and reinforces the behaviors that drive our success. It allows you to immediately recognize big and small wins where that impact is immediately felt.
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Mary O’Brien
Head of Programmatic
PMG
When we unified our recognition programs, we saw a strong correlation between recognition and employee engagement. Teams led by managers who consistently recognized their people were the most engaged.
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Khulood AlMarzooqi
Director of Total Rewards & Employee Engagement, Dubai Airports
Dubai Airports
I’ve been recognized myself, and it felt wonderful—surprising, but also deeply motivating. I’ve also had the privilege of recognizing teams for delivering major projects, which brought departments together in a unified sense of achievement.
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Kan Ni
Vice President, Airport Operations Control Center, Dubai Airports
Dubai Airports
Awardco has provided significant time savings. Our previous program was clunky, manual, and time consuming. Now, with the automation capabilities available through Awardco, my team saves 5-8 hours a week!
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Kymberlee Stephens
Director of Employee Experience and Wellness
CloudFit Software
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Recognize the good all over the world

Awardco empowers each and every user to recognize the amazing people, places, and causes important to them.