Coronavirus Update
In consideration of the immense pressure the sector is under and the uncertainty around a timeline for social distancing measures to be relaxed, we have made the very difficult decision to postpone this year’s Charity Awards.
Charity Awards winners: The common themes and issues they face
Winners of the 2019 Charity Awards recently discussed the common themes and issues they face. Stephen Cotterill gathered their views.
"Charities could be more ambitious"
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.
Charity Awards 2020: Coronavirus Update
In consideration of the immense pressure the sector is under and the uncertainty around a timeline for social distancing measures to be relaxed, we have made the very difficult decision to postpone this year’s Charity Awards. Instead, we intend to look ahead to June 2021, when we hope there will be more need than ever for the recognition and celebration of charities’ work.
Why you should enter
About the awards
Now entering its 21st 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.
Testimonials
Hear from past winners about their experience of entering the Charity Awards
Promoting your success
Read our case studies from previous winners about the tangible and intangible impact of winning a Charity Award.
The awards night
The Charity Awards 2020 will culminate in a glittering gala dinner at The Pavilion, in the grounds of the Tower of London.
The judging process
Our rigorous judging process won the Awards Awards for best judging panel and process. Read about our judges here.
