The hall of fame...

The hall of fame...

Twelve years, ten categories, thousands of entries; dozens of winners.  The Charity Awards is proud to showcase the very best of charitable endeavour over the past decade.





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The hall of fame...

Winners

CAF chief executive John Low CBE (back row, fourth left) with Excellent Development founder and director Simon Maddrell (with trophy), actress Prunella Scales (front middle), and members of Excellent Development’s team

Overall Winner - Excellent Development

Transforming environmental sustainability in Kenya

Andrew Hind

Outstanding Leadership Award - Andrew Hind CB

The Charity Commission's first chief executive is the 2008 judges' choice for the Outstanding Leadership Award.  Ian Allsop interviewed him.

Effectiveness - Charities Evaluation Services
Animals and the environment - Excellent Development

Animals and the environment - Excellent Development

Transforming environmental sustainability in Kenya

Arts culture and heritage - Strange Cargo

Arts culture and heritage - Strange Cargo

Using personal photographs to boost community cohesion

Children and youth - ERIC

Children and youth - ERIC

Improving toilet provision and access to water in schools

Disability - Leonard Cheshire Disability

Disability - Leonard Cheshire Disability

Changing perceptions of disabled people

Education and training - British Red Cross

Education and training - British Red Cross

Improving first aid education in schools

Grantmaking - Impetus Trust

Grantmaking - Impetus Trust

A pioneering model of venture philanthropy

Blood Pressure Association

Healthcare and medical research - Blood Pressure Association

Increasing awareness of blood pressure risks

International aid and development - Concern Universal

International aid and development - Concern Universal

Enabling Gambian farmers to access the tourist trade

The Leadership Trust chief executive, Paul Winter, OSW’s programme manager, Carole Coulon, and CEO, Linda Butcher, with actress Anna Massey

Research, advice and support - OSW

Supporting individuals at multiple disadvantage

Head of BDO Stoy Hayward’s Charities Group, Don Bawtree, Quaker Social Action’s project manager, Kristina Leonnet, and director, Judith Moran, with humanitarian and author Terry Waite

Highly Commended Charities

Animals and the environment

Arcola Theatre

Arcola Theatre

Building a carbon neutral theatre

Peterborough Environment City Trust

Peterborough Environment City Trust

Changing environmental attitudes in Peterborough

Arts culture and heritage

Streetwise Opera

Streetwise Opera

Using opera to build self-esteem

Women & Theatre

Women & Theatre

Using theatre to explore equality and diversity issues

Children and youth

4Children

4Children

Making space for young people

Chase Hospice Care for Children

Chase Hospice Care for Children

Providing a creative outlet for life-limited children

Disability

Prior’s Court Foundation

Prior’s Court Foundation

A new approach to autism education and care

Mind in Croydon

Mind in Croydon

Supporting parents with mental health problems

Education and training

St Paul’s Centre

St Paul’s Centre

Helping the unemployed into work

Playbusters

Playbusters

Using Spanish to bring Glaswegian families together

Grantmaking

Four Acre Trust

Four Acre Trust

Fostering relationships with grant recipients

City Bridge Trust

City Bridge Trust

Greening the third sector

Healthcare and medical research

The Stroke Association

The Stroke Association

Raising awareness of stroke

Force Cancer Charity

Force Cancer Charity

Building a cancer support centre

International aid and development

Railway Children

Railway Children

Helping runaway children rejoin their family

Beryl Thyer Memorial Africa Trust

Beryl Thyer Memorial Africa Trust

Treating childhood cancer in Cameroon

Research, advice and support

Thames Reach

Thames Reach

Giving real opportunities for work

Charities Evaluation Services

Charities Evaluation Services

Raising quality standards

Social care and welfare

pact

pact

Improving catering for prison visitors

London Housing Foundation

London Housing Foundation

Measuring soft outcomes in the homelessness sector

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Overall Sponsors 2012

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