The G.O.D. Awards is a global humanitarian awards institution honoring the “greatest
humanitarians of the world” from the highest echelon of Diplomacy, Royalty, Business &
Economy, Medicine, Philanthropy, Culture & Arts and Entertainment whose unequivocal
contribution to humanity have made significant impact on Human Rights, Global Peace,
Green Environment, Education, Health and Wellness, Eradication of Poverty and
Empowerment.

The G.O.D. Awards is annual event held at the United Nations Headquarters in New
York, integrated with WCH Humanitarian Summit and other Global events.

The G.O.D. Awards also serves as a fundraising platform for humanitarian projects of its
founding organization, We Care for Humanity (WCH).

Mission:
The G.O.D. Awards aims to bridge the gap of power and influence to the sustainable
peace and welfare of the human race by “honoring the greatest humanitarians of the world”.
Vision:
Our vision is to create sustainable support to humanity using the G.O.D. resources and
influence.
3rd G.O.D. Awards Details
VENUE: 405 E. 42nd St. United Nations Bldg. New York, NY 10017

FACTS
Nomination and Selection of Honorees
WHO CAN NOMINATE? Each year, We Care for Humanity (WCH), the founding
organization of theGlobal Officials of Dignity (G.O.D.) Awards chooses qualified partners
who are highly recognized organizations, private companies and individuals who share the
same vision of serving the communityto nominate individuals or organizations who have
outstanding civic, charitable stewardship in the fields of Diplomacy, Business, Economy,
Medicine, Philanthropy, Culture & Arts and Entertainment.

Upon receipt of nomination, the committee approves and sends an “Official Invitation of
Honor” to the Nominee.

This is followed by documentation of humanitarian works of the Nominee through the “The
Traveling Princess”, a TV program structured and designed to showcase the life and story
of the greatest humanitarians of the world particularly the honorees of the G.O.D. Awards.
The Traveling Princess played by H.H. Princess Maria Amor, the creator and chairman of
G.O.D. Awards herself, confirms the award of the Nominee before or upon completion of the
documentary. To learn moreThe Traveling Princess visit here: www.godawards.com

WHAT ARE THE G.O.D. AWARDS CATEGORIES? The G.O.D. Awards is divided into
different categories:Dignity Awards, Noble Awards, Humanitarian Awards, Special Awards
on Business, Education, Culture and Entertainment, and the highlight and only one of its kind
award- THE GREATEST HUMANITARIAN OF THE WORLD Award. To learn the specific
awards, please visit: www.godawards.com

WHAT ARE THE BASIC REQUIREMENT OF THE NOMINEE? The Nominator or the
Nominee himself/herself will submit 1 headshot photo, Curriculum Vitae, Biography (essay
form); long and short versions.

Other requirements are available on the G.O.D. Brochure and Sponsorship Packages. (Click
here to request for the brochure)

Visa To USA
If you need VISA to come to USA, We Care for Humanity is more than happy to send you an
INVITATION LETTER and to attend the event and we will send the US Embassy in your
country the REQUEST TO GRANT YOU VISA as soon as you REGISTER and PAY YOUR
ADMISSION at:

Along with the INVITATION LETTERS, you must show the embassy that you have booked
accommodation in NY. please refer to our HOST HOTELS & ACCOMMODATION.

for more info, go to www.GODAWARDS.com

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Reporting by Leah

The America-Israel Friendship League (AIFL) held its impressive annual 2008 Partners for Democrary Awards Dinner on December 1, 2008, at the Plaza Hotel in New York City. Honoreeswere Lally Weymouth, Ambassador Dan Gillermanand Mort Zuckerman. Dialogue with the honorees was moderated by Emmy award winning journalist Charlie Rose. The America-Israel Friendship Leaguehonored a distinguished group of U.S. and Israeli media, business and diplomatic leaders at this Dinner.

The 2008 honorees included Ambassador Dan Gillerman, Former Permanent Representative of Israel to the United Nations, Elizabeth (Lally) Graham Weymouth, Senior Editor and Special Diplomatic Correspondent for Newsweek Magazine, and Mort Zuckerman, Chairman, Boston Properties, Editor & Publisher, US News and World Report, Chairman & Co- Publisher, NY Daily News.

The wide-ranging discussion focused on democracyand the Middle East including thoughts on President-elect Barack Obama’s recent victory and its potential impact on the region. The 2008 Partners for Democracy Award is bestowed upon distinguished individuals and organizations who have demonstrated their support of United States-Israel Friendship. The award recognizes and pays tribute to successful efforts in the United States and in Israel that cultivate and strengthen relations, common bonds, and mutual respect between the people of the two countries.

Past honorees include George P. Shultz, Former U.S. Secretary of State, Elliott Broidy, Founder and Chairman, Markstone Capital, Alan S. Elkin, Chief Executive Officer, Active International, Eli Hurvitz, Chairman Teva International, and Yitzhak Tshuva, President, El Ad Group.

The America-Israel Friendship League is a non-sectarian, non-political, not-for-profit organization strengthening ties between the people of the United States and Israel, bridging distances to reveal the beauty, the humanity, and the modern democratic values that define both nations.

For more information on theAIFL, please visit their websiteat http://www.aifl.org/index.asp

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