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Shortlist announced for Charity Awards 2013

7 May 2013

Applications to the Charity Awards 2013, sponsored by CAF, are now closed and the shortlist has been announced ahead of the winner's presentation gala on 13 June.

All entries were judged against our ten 'Hallmarks of Excellence'. Find out what our judges were looking for here.

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Shortlist is unveiled for Charity Awards 2013

A campaign against the use of drones in Pakistan, the regeneration of a huge landfill site into a nature reserve, and a top-performing academy schools network are among 30 inspiring projects shortlisted in this year’s Charity Awards.

Leadership Trust offers up Charity Awards prizes

The Leadership Trust has confirmed its continued support of the Charity Awards, offering up prizes worth £3,500 for each of the category winners.

Sally Phillips

Actress and writer Sally Phillips will host the upcoming Charity Awards 2013 at the Grosvenor House Hotel, accompanied by presenters including Katie Piper, Tanni Grey-Thompson and Huw Edwards.

How the Halo Trust won Overall Winner of the Charity Awards 2012

To whet the appetite of prospective entrants, we look here at the work of the Halo Trust, Overall Winner of The Charity Awards 2012, and how it performed against all ten Hallmarks of Excellence. 

Crossroads Care Cambridgeshire wins effectiveness award

Crossroads Care Cambridgeshire has picked up the Effectiveness Award at the Charity Awards this year for its work to make carers known to all Cambridgeshire GPs.

Dame Fiona Reynolds, centre, with Jo Coburn and Tania Mason

Dame Fiona Reynolds, director general of the National Trust since 2000, has won the 2012 Outstanding Leadership Award at this year’s Charity Awards.

Tania Mason, group editor, Civil Society Media; Dame Fiona Reynolds; Jo Coburn, BBC correspondent

The 2012 Charity Awards judges have selected Dame Fiona Reynolds as the winner of this year’s Outstanding Leadership Award. Tania Mason met her.

Francis Maude, Amy Currin, Guy Willoughby, John Low

Minister for the Cabinet Office Francis Maude told sector leaders at last night’s Charity Awards that the recent u-turn over the charity tax relief cap came about because the government had listened to the outcry from the sector.

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