PF Awards 2008 now open for entries

Fundraising | Gemma Ware | 1 Jan 2008

Have your fundraisers achieved great results this year, or do you have an energetic member of your team who has excelled beyond all expectation? The Professional Fundraising Awards 2008 are now open for entries, recognising and rewarding excellence in fundraising across the charity sector.

The categories are Fundraising Charity of the Year, Fundraising Campaign of the Year, Professional Fundraiser of the Year, Rising Star, and Outstanding Achievement. PF is particularly keen to receive entries from small charitites.

Last year’s winners included the NSPCC, which won Fundraising Charity of the Year and the Watermill Theatre in Newbury, winner of the Fundraising Campaign of the Year for its Save the Watermill Campaign.

Winners of the 2008 awards will be announced at special ceremony in London on 21 May 2008.

For more information and to enter, visit www.fundraisingawards.co.uk.

Closing date for entries is 15 February 2008.

Who's Who: Gemma Ware

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