Mobile units delivering dental care to homeless people, a pioneering programme of cryptocurrency fundraising and a Jewish charity helping Muslim refugees to find jobs are among 30 inspiring projects shortlisted for the Charity Awards 2022.
The Charity Awards 2021 took place on Thursday 10 June, and for the first time in their 21-year history, they happened virtually via a livestream.
Gillian Morbey, recipient of the 2021 Daniel Phelan Award for Outstanding Achievement, tells Tania Mason her inspiring story of creating and building one of Scotland’s biggest charities.
In addition to the in-person presentation ceremony, the 2022 Charity Awards gala presentation will stream online. So if you can't join us in London on 16 June, you'll still be able to celebrate the sector's achievements!
All at LOOSE/The Studio would like to send a BIG thank you for our 2021 Award for The Studio Project (Arts, culture and heritage category). It gave all staff, volunteers, and participants and our local community a massive and much needed boost to morale. Despite the Ceremony being online in 2021, it was so beautifully presented it felt very special. Good luck to all nominees for the 2022 Awards!
Jaki Florek, director, LOOSE
Learn more about their project
Now entering its 23rd year, the Charity Awards continues to recognise those charities that are innovative, exemplify best practices, and deliver sustainable benefit to communities and society in general.
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 2022 will culminate in a gala presentation ceremony on the 16th of June.
Our rigorous judging process won the Awards Awards for best judging panel and process. Read about our judges here.
