Irish fundraising awards open for nominations
Howard Lake | 22 April 2012 | News
Nominations are being invited for the Irish Fundraising Awards 2012 which will take place on 20 June in The Aviva Stadium, Dublin.
The awards promote standards and practices such as accountability and transparency and provide an opportunity for the nonprofit sector in Ireland to recognise and celebrate excellence in fundraising.
The categories in this years awards are:
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- Best Corporate/Charity Partnership – Large Organisation (annual organisation income in 2011 being greater than €500,000.
- Best Corporate/Charity Partnership – Small – Medium Size Organisation (annual organisation income in 2011 being less than the €500,000)
- Best Agency Direct Marketing Campaign
- Best In-house Direct Marketing Campaign
- Most Innovative Fundraising Campaign
- Best Event
- Best Emerging Fundraiser
- Professional Fundraiser of the Year – Large Organisation (annual organisation income in 2011 being greater than €500,000)
- Professional Fundraiser of the Year – Small – Medium Size Organisation (annual organisation income in 2011 being less than than €500,000)
- Contribution to Fundraising Lifetime Achievement Award
The shortlisted candidates for this category will be voted on by Fundraising Ireland members. The deadline for nominations is Friday 25 May 2012.
Winners entered into Global Awards for Fundraising 2012
As a result of Fundraising Ireland’s membership of the European Fundraising Association (EFA), winners of the Best Corporate/Charity Partnership, Most Innovative Fundraising Campaign and Professional Fundraiser of the Year categories will be chosen to represent Ireland at the Global Fundraising Awards 2012, at the International Fundraising Congress (IFC) in Holland in October.
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.