It’s Time To Say Thanks, Austin

Alright everyone – its time! Say Thanks, Austin is now in the works, and voting has begun today! This year, we’ve aimed to make it easier than ever to cast your vote. Anyone with a cell phone, computer or Internet access is encouraged to show their gratitude with a simple “Say Thanks” vote, which can be done every day. Have you checked out the different Legends yet? You can check them out here!

You can vote by clicking on the ‘Say Thanks’ button at the top of each Legends’ page of the RecognizeGood website or the Facebook fan page. You can also use our mobile applications found on the Apple App Store (IOS) or Goggle Play (Android). Just search for Say Thanks Austin. You can also vote by texting a Legends last name to 512-791-0715:

ORONA

BRANDT

ROMERO

HOLST

WHITE

LOREK

MADRID

WUNDERLICK

ROBERTS

WALLACE

You may vote once a day for each Legend. The Say Thanks Austin campaign begins on January 2nd, 2013, at 12:01 a.m. PST and ends on January 26, 2013, at 11:59:59 p.m. Thanks for your support and being part of this worthy program to recognize some very special people!

It’s Time To Say Thanks, Austin

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