The 2025 Charity Awards is now open for entries. The awards provide a perfect opportunity for you to propel your charity's achievements into the spotlight, influence policymakers and funders and boost the morale of your staff and stakeholders.
LandWorks has taken the Overall Award for Excellence at this year’s Charity Awards for its decade of work helping ex-prisoners to shake off their criminal identity and successfully exit the criminal justice system.
Few people have had as much impact on public and political attitudes to mental health as Paul Farmer, winner of the 2024 Daniel Phelan Award for Outstanding Achievement. Tania Mason charts his extraordinary career.
The awards provide a perfect opportunity for you to propel your charity's achievements into the spotlight, influence policymakers and funders and boost the morale of your staff and stakeholders.
Entering The Charity Awards has been a genuinely great experience for us. We were impressed by how the judges took the time to really understand our charity and the work we do, and their feedback has actually made us reflect on what we do and think about it in slightly different ways. And winning the award(s) has been a huge boost for our staff, supporters, partners – and for our beneficiaries. It has opened some new doors and it has impressed our funders! We would absolutely recommend entering. Good luck.
Chris Parsons, project director, LandWorks
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Now in its 25th year, the Charity Awards continues to recognise innovative charities that exemplify best practices and deliver sustainable benefits to communities and society.
Hear from past winners about their experience of entering the Charity Awards
Read our case studies from previous winners about the tangible and intangible impact of winning a Charity Award.
The Charity Awards 2024 culminated in a gala presentation ceremony on the 9th of July.
Our rigorous judging process won the Awards Awards for best judging panel and process. Read about our judges here.
