# And the winners are…

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2010/07/12/and-winners-are/
- Published: 2010-07-12T14:38:40+01:00
- Author: Howard Lake

The winners of the National Awards 2010 were finally announced at a star-spangled
ceremony at the Institute of Fundraising’s National Convention last week. They are:

Best business/charity partnership (large charities) – The Royal British Legion with
Hovis

Best business/charity partnership (small charities) – READ International with Big
Yellow Self Storage

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Best donor development ampaign – ActionAid

Most innovative fudnraising campaign – ActionAid

Best use of direct mail – WWF-UK’s Tiger Appeal 2009

Best use of e-media – Merlin’s email Haiti appeal

Best use of events – Shelter’s Vertical Rush 2009

Best use of face-to-face – Send a Cow

Best use of legacy fundraising – The Association for International Cancer Research(
AICR)

Best use of payroll giving – ASOS with Workplace Giving UK

Best use of the telephone – ActionAid

Fundraising team of the year – War Child

Volunteer fundraiser of the year – Scott Cunningham for Guide Dogs

Best fundraising charity to work for – National Trust

Best up and coming fundraiser – David Milton, Childreach International

The Gill Astarita fundraiser of the year award – Sally Eastcott of AfriKids

Lifetime Contribution award – Russell Thompson OBE, director of fundraising, The
Royal British Legion

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