# CFG offers £5,000 prize to benefit charity finance

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2012/11/10/cfg-offers-5000-prize-benefit-charity-finance/
- Published: 2012-11-10T08:00:00+00:00
- Author: Howard Lake

**The Charity Finance Group (formerly the Charity Finance Directors Group) is offering
a prize of £5,000 for an idea that will tackle problems or issues in charity finance.
The prize has been established in memory of Adrian Randall, a founding member of
the group who died this year.**

Applications for the Adrian Randall Prize for Inspiring Financial Leadership are
now open. The winner will be given £5,000 to spend on a "transformational activity"
of their choice to support their vision for charity finance.

The winner will be selected by a panel of judges including Caron Bradshaw, CEO of
Charity Finance Group; Andrew Hind, co-founder of Charity Finance Group and editor
of Charity Finance magazine; Paul Palmer, Professor at Cass Business School; and
Dame Clare Tickell, CEO of Action for Children.

## Advertisement

"We are looking for an idea that has the potential to advance our understanding 
and promote best practice in charity finance or has the potential to revolutionise
how a charity ‘does business’", explains the CFG.

The closing date for entries is 10 December 2012.

[www.cfg.org.uk/about-us/adrian-randall-prize.aspx](http://www.cfg.org.uk/about-us/adrian-randall-prize.aspx)

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