The Sidney Prize and Other Prizes
The sidney prize honors an outstanding piece of journalism that exposes social and economic injustice. Nominations are accepted each month according to the date the work first appeared, whether in an online publication or in print. The winner is announced on the second Wednesday of each month and receives a $500 honorarium and a certificate designed by New Yorker cartoonist Edward Sorel. The Hertz Foundation established the award in 2016 in memory of Raymond Sidney, a longtime volunteer who embodied the concept of building the Hertz community by generously sharing his time and expertise as a mentor and by opening his home to fellows for rest and relaxation.
Winners will be notified by email and must provide valid email address to claim prize. If prize is not claimed within ten (10) days after winner selection, an alternate will be selected. Winner is responsible for all federal, state and local taxes, if applicable. Prize is non-transferable. Void in Puerto Rico and where prohibited. Winners must be eighteen (18) or older to win. Employees, officers and directors of SFCU Cash Giveaway and its affiliated companies and their immediate family members are not eligible to participate.
Presbyterian Ladies’ College, Sydney’s Adelaide Perry Prize for Drawing marks 20 years of attracting some of Australia’s finest artists and esteemed judges. This year’s shortlist was judged by Overland editor Patrick Lenton and the Malcolm Robertson Foundation judges, who chose a winner and two runners-up to be published in our autumn 2024 issue.
This award honors a graduating senior who has demonstrated academic excellence and special dedication to American literature. The winner is a student who has shown promise of going on to graduate school.
Dedicated to the memory of the founder of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America union, this prize is awarded annually for an outstanding essay on labor or working-class issues by a HLS student. The winner is chosen by the faculty and the prize includes a monetary award as well as recognition on a transcript.
This prize is awarded to the Harvard Law School student who writes the best paper on a topic related to animal law and policy. The paper must be written for a course, seminar, clinic, graduate degree program or as an independent study project. The winning paper will be based on a legal question of sufficient merit and may be submitted in any field of law that relates to the subject matter of the problem.
The prize is named in honor of former Managing Director and Chairman of the Board of The Boston Company Sidney Hollander, who devoted his life to the pursuit of social justice and progressive values. It is awarded to a Harvard graduate who demonstrates similar commitments to improving the lives of individuals and communities.
This Sweepstakes is conducted by SFCU Cash Giveaway. All entries must be received by 11:59 PM ET on 5/1/2024. Prize is non-transferable and no substitutions are allowed. Any attempt to defraud the Sponsor or any other entrant will disqualify that person from participation in the Sweepstakes and SFCU reserves the right to pursue all legal remedies against such person to the full extent permitted by law.