A New Way to Vote for Say Thanks, Austin!

The annual Say Thanks Austin event is under way, and we now have a new way to vote! In addition to the other voting methods you can now vote “With an Email Address” by visiting the Recognize Good website (www.recognizegood.org). Simply click on the “Say Thanks” tab, and select “With an Email Address” from the menu on top. You may then select the Legend of your choice from the list below, and vote using any valid email address. Or, you may also vote with an email address by visiting any of the direct links below!

Say Thanks to your favorite Legend:

Annie Brandt – http://thanks.recognizegood.org/brandt

Shelby Romero – http://thanks.recognizegood.org/Romero

Jeff & Jana Holst – http://thanks.recognizegood.org/Holst

Joyce White – http://thanks.recognizegood.org/White

John Lorek & Felix Madrid – http://thanks.recognizegood.org/Lorek-Madrid

George Wunderlick – http://thanks.recognizegood.org/Wunderlick

James Wallace – http://thanks.recognizegood.org/wallace

Tiffany Roberts – http://thanks.recognizegood.org/roberts

Laura Orona – http://thanks.recognizegood.org/orona

What is the Say Thanks Austin campaign? Read more about it here!

A New Way to Vote for Say Thanks, Austin!

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