And the winners are…
Howard Lake | 7 July 2011 | Blogs
Congratulations to all the winners at the star-spangled Institute of Fundraising National awards presentation on Monday night.
Best business-charity partnership campaign (large charities with over £1m income)
Oxfam/Pizza Express
Best business-charity partnership campaign (smaller charities with under £1m income)
Berkshire East and South Bucks Women’s Aid / SEGRO
Best donor development campaign
WaterAid – WaterAid works Middle Donor Investment Campaign
Most innovative fundraising campaign
(joint winners)
Breakthrough Breast Cancer – Too Many Women Campaign
Scope – Grangewood Venture Philanthropy Project
Best direct mail campaign
St Barnabas House – Building a Dream
Best use of e-media fundraising
Crisis – Christmas Cracker
Best use of events
Breakthrough Breast Cancer – Go Pink
Best use of face-to-face
Macmillan Cancer Support
Best use of legacy fundraising
Cystic fibrosis Trust – Rosie’s Lasting Legacy
Best use of payroll giving
Make-A-Wish Foundation® UK/NFU Mutual – Make Your Final Hour Count
Best use of the telephone
British Red Cross – Pakistan Floods Emergency Telephone Appeal
Best use of major donor fundraising
Scope – Grangewood Venture Philanthropy Project
Best integrated fundraising and campaigning organisation
Elephant Family – The Elephant Parade 2010
Most committed to learning and development
Cancer Research UK
Best supplier 2011
Brightsource
Fundraising team of the year
Childreach International Student Fundraising Managers
Best fundraising organisation to work for
The Prostate Cancer Charity
Volunteer fundraiser of the year
Harry Becher and Catriona Blampied
Best up-and-coming fundraiser
Dylan Carroll – Barnardo’s
Gill Astarita fundraiser of the year
Julie Worrall – CLIC Sargent
Lifetime Achievement Award
Stephanie Moore
About Howard Lake
Howard Lake is consultant editor of UK Fundraising. He founded the site in 1994 and successfully sold it in 2022. As director of Giving X Ltd he is exploring growing giving on a massive scale.
He is the founder of Fundraising Camp and co-founder of GoodJobs.