# IoF Insight in Fundraising Awards winners announced

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2017/06/13/iof-insight-fundraising-awards-winners-announced/
- Published: 2017-06-13T08:35:55+01:00
- Author: Melanie May

**Parkinson’s UK, Barnardo’s, Save the Children, CLIC Sargent, and Orbis are amongst
the winners of this year’s Institute of Fundraising’s Insight in Fundraising Awards.**

 

The winners were announced on 7^(th) June at an awards evening held at London’s 
Café de Paris, and hosted by someone who appeared to be Donald Trump.

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The [Insight in Fundraising Awards](http://insightsig.org/winners-are/) are judged
against four key criteria: strategic planning, insight, innovation and impact;****
and aim to celebrate the successes and achievements of analysts, database marketers,
researchers and online fundraisers in delivering value, opportunities and impact
from the use of insight in fundraising.

 

2017 winners:

 

 * Best Use of Data and Analysis in Digital Fundraising: [Parkinson’s UK](https://www.parkinsons.org.uk)
 * Most Powerful Use of Insight from a Long Term Strategic Project: Save the Children
 * Most Powerful Use of Insight Using Innovative Methods of Data Analysis: [CLIC Sargent](http://www.clicsargent.org.uk/)
 * Most Power Use of Insight from Traditional Methods of Data Analysis: Barnardo’s
   with Wood for Trees
 * Most Powerful Insight Through Research: Orbis with Audience
 * Rising Star: Helena Keen from CRUK
 * Supplier of the Year: Wood for Trees
 * Team of the Year: [Save the Children](http://www.savethechildren.org.uk/)
 * Outstanding Achievement: Janet Snedden, Deputy MD at [AmazeOne](https://fundraising.co.uk/2017/06/13/iof-insight-fundraising-awards-winners-announced/amazeone.com)

 

Nick Mason, Chair of the [Insight SIG](http://insightsig.org/), said:

 

>  _“_Entries this year were full of passion and innovation, highlighting the measurable
> impact it’s possible to realise by applying data and insight to fundraising. I
> heartily congratulate our winners for 2017 for worthy and standout analytics that
> have made real difference to the charities they support.  So too, congratulations
> to this year’s Outstanding Contribution award winner, Janet Snedden, for her inspirational
> work in analytics and for her passion and drive in truly placing our specialist
> field of insight on the map within the fundraising sector.”

 

Once again, the winners of the Insight in Fundraising Awards are shortlisted for
the Institute of Fundraising’s [National Fundraising Awards](http://www.nationalfundraisingawards.org.uk/)
for the Best Use of Insight category. The award will be presented at the IoF National
Awards gala dinner on Monday 3rd July.

 * **[IoF Insight in Fundraising Conference issues call for speakers](https://fundraising.co.uk/2017/08/15/iof-insight-fundraising-conference-issues-call-speakers/)**(
   15 August 2017)
 * **[Shortlist announced for IoF Insight in Fundraising Awards](https://fundraising.co.uk/2018/05/17/shortlist-announced-iof-insight-fundraising-awards/)**(
   17 May 2018)
 * **[Entries open for 2020 Insight in Fundraising Awards](https://fundraising.co.uk/2020/02/17/entries-open-for-2020-insight-in-fundraising-awards/)**(
   17 February 2020)

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