Beacon Fellowship seeks National Charity Champion
Howard Lake | 2 March 2010 | News
The Beacon Fellowship Charitable Trust are once again seeking nominations for the National Charity Champion.
The Beacon Awards, which have been described by Prime Minister Gordon Brown as “the Nobel Prize of the charity world,” recognise extraordinary achievements in the world of charity.
The National Charity Champion and their chosen charity will win £30,000.
The Awards are organised by The Beacon Fellowship Charitable Trust, a body that encourages people to give time, money or skills to charitable causes.
There are seven awards categories and an additional overall prize.
Nominations close on 16 April 2010.
www.beaconfellowship.org.uk
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