THE AWARD

 
 
 
THE AWARD
 
Through Women of Worth, L'Oréal Paris is committed to recognizing women who are true to themselves and their passion of making a difference in their communities. L'Oréal Paris supports these inspiring women through a donation for their charity and by raising awareness for their causes. Each Honoree will receive a $10,000 donation for her cherished charity. The National Honoree, who is selected via public vote, will receive an additional donation of $25,000.
INSPIRATION BEHIND WOMEN OF WORTH

More than 40 years ago, L'Oréal Paris coined the phrase "Because I'm Worth It" to celebrate a woman's worth and self-esteem.

Eight years ago, our signature phrase came to life in a new way. L'Oréal Paris established Women of Worth - a program that celebrates everyday women who are passionate about making an extraordinary difference in their communities.

Who is a Woman of Worth? She is true to herself and her passions. She lifts up a community. She sees a person in need and reaches out her hand. She gives without limit and asks nothing in return. She's an unsung heroine - but it's time to sing her praises! Whether she's empowering women, mentoring children, helping survivors to heal or advocating for seniors, her efforts are tireless. Her spirit is unbreakable.
 
The 2013 Call for Nominations is Now Open!
BECAUSE YOU'RE WORTH IT
You’ll understand why we created the Women of Worth program when you hear the history of the inspiring  phrase:  “Because I’m Worth It®.”

We're celebrating our eighth year of the Women of Worth program in 2013! We are thrilled to have now honored 70 exceptional women.

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L'ORÉAL PARIS
As a company, L'Oréal Paris believes in good corporate citizenship and strives to contribute to projects, such as Women of Worth, that serve the wider community.

In every country where we do business, we support projects that give back to the community at large through philanthropy and long-term partnerships. These local initiatives reflect our dedication to such worthy causes as promoting women in science, community solidarity, and educational opportunities-commitments that go back nearly a century.