Birmingham Museums Trust has taken the Overall Award for Excellence at this year’s Charity Awards, for its Collecting Birmingham project which transformed the way the city’s cultural institutions engaged with and empowered its diverse communities.
Sir Harpal Kumar, who was chief executive of the UK’s biggest charity, Cancer Research UK, for 11 years, has been awarded the Daniel Phelan Award for Outstanding Achievement at this year’s Charity Awards.
Sir Harpal Kumar, recipient of the 2019 Daniel Phelan award for outstanding achievement, tells Tania Mason about his incredible career and the importance of taking risks.
Now entering its 20th year, the Charity Awards continues to recognise those charities that are innovative, exemplify best practice, and deliver sustainable benefit to communities and society in general.
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The Charity Awards 2019 will culminate in a glittering gala dinner at The Pavilion, in the grounds of the Tower of London, on Wednesday 5 June.
Our rigorous judging process won the Awards Awards for best judging panel and process. Read about our judges here.
The winners of the 20th annual Charity Awards, organised by Civil Society Media, were announced on 5 June at a black-tie event in the grounds of the Tower of London.
