Shortlist announced in fundraising data and insight awards
Howard Lake | 30 April 2013 | News
The Institute of Fundraising’s Special Interest Group (SIG) for Insight in Fundraising has announced the shortlist of finalists for its Insight in Fundraising Awards 2013.
The awards, now in their second year, showcase best practice and innovation in harnessing data and insight to improve fundraising performance. They also highlight the work and achievements of analysts, database marketers, researchers and online fundraisers.
This year the awards attracted twice as many entries as last year, from which 27 were shortlisted.
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The winners will be announced at the Insight in Fundraising Awards Gala Dinner being held on 11 June at Hotel Russell in London's Russell Square. Tickets cost £50 for charities and £80 for non-charities.
Shortlist
1. Classic analysis
• Alzheimer’s Society/Adroit Data and Insight
• Battersea Dogs and Cats Home/Response One
• British Red Cross
• RNIB
• Parkinson’s UK/Wood for Trees
2. Digital
• Meningitis Trust
• Oxfam
• The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity
• UNICEF UK
3. Research
• Age UK
• Cancer Research UK
• League Against Cruel Sports/Other Ltd
• UNICEF UK/Metametrics
4. Innovation
• Comic Relief/DataTalk/Streetwise Analytics
• Cancer Research UK
• Dogs Trust/Wood for Trees
• NSPCC
• RNIB
• RNLI
5. Team of the year
• Cancer Research UK
• NSPCC
• RNLI
• RSPCA
6. Supplier of the year
• Adroit Data and Insight
• DataTalk/Streetwise Analytics
• Response One
• Wood for Trees
New IoF National Award
The Institute of Fundraising has recognised the importance of data-informed insight in fundraising by introducing a new National Award for Best use of Insight. The winner will be announced at the IoF's National Awards on 1 July at the IoF National Convention in London.
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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.