First things first we want to start off by saying that we want to keep our rules simple and we want everyone to have fun supporting good causes. We have a very comprehensive system and that allows all of our contestants to enter "Free" and then simply share. We will not get involved with politics when it comes to our quarterly photo contest and we believe win or lose everyone is a winner by simply joining our quarterly contest to support our critical charities and help us save lives, enter every quarter it's Fun! We will not restrict our supporters from the opportunity to support our causes and help us save lives. We cannot make a difference in the lives we support without your help and continued support. So, have FUN and don't worry about "More Restrictive Rules" and limiting others from joining; because while we would be restricting contestants from entering mothers and babies will continue dying, families are starving, families aren't receiving clean healthy water and quite frankly that's a disaster that we are working diligently to change one "New Contestant" at a time "One Vote" at a time. Remember the more contestants who join our Quarterly Contest the more the foundations you are supporting can make a difference in the lives they are supporting each and every day. Keep leading with your BIG Hearts; you are changing the world one vote at a time!
Welcome to our United Through Education Quarterly Photo Contest! We wish to invite everyone worldwide to participate in this epic one-of-a-kind photo contest. It is "FREE" to enter the contest be sure to select the appropriate category for your photo submission(s). You can choose to create a collage to submit into the photo contest.
We want to unite all students worldwide and help them share their school days moments and experiences so all students can enjoy getting to know one another while learning about different cultures. What differences and similarities are there from state to state and country to country? While Vanessa Pack was still teaching, she had the wonderful opportunity to watch something magical occur at the school she worked at when student excitement became a reality. As an educator, it has always left her wanting to achieve that moment in students lives where you know that experience impacted them for the rest of their lives. An excellent group of Japanese Foreign Exchange students visited the United States. These Japanese Foreign Exchange students were able to attend a local American school. Where they interacted with American students, played American sports, and during their stay, they were given the opportunity to teach the American students about their culture, their childhood games and the students from both cultures were inspired to be more open to learning more about diversity, and they no longer saw their differences as adversity. Making a global impact one day at a time; one child at a time!
Quarterly Contest Dates
July 1st-September 30th
October 1st- December 31st
January 1st- March 31st
April 1st- June 12th