London to witness unique awards rewarding charities across the globe

Monday 09th May 2016 14:30 EDT
 

Charities all around Britain do great work every day. The Asian Voice Charity Awards powered by Charity Clarity are about rewarding charities that think big and solve the most pressing social issues of our time, both in Britain and globally. In addition, the awards reward charities that seek to innovate and strive for excellence.

The award will showcase excellent charities which operate in Great Britain and globally, and aim to give a much-needed boost to organisations struggling to get the profile and funding they need to move forward and offer a priceless leg-up to organisations that are delivering practical solutions to present day problems. They are meant for rewarding charities who have made progress towards their dreams, regardless of their size. So that our generation's legacy can be to reinvent the way humanity thinks about changing things for the better.

How are these awards different from others? Each charity and individual winner gets a huge package of support, that could be worth up to £20,000 for each and potentially much more. The winners are chosen by an independent panel of Judges, and are some of the most influential people across the public, private and third sector. They are all professionals with a broad range of skills and experiences.

Patrons include names like social innovator and entrepreneur Michael Norton, OBE, Kate Marsh, CEO, The Funding Network, actor Nitin Ganatra, Rajesh Agrawal Group Chairman and Ceo, Rational FX, Funke Abimola, General Counsel & Company Secretary, Roche, Anand Shukla, CEO, Brightside, High Commissioner of Uganda to the UK, Joyce Kikafunda, Senior Counsellor, APCO Dr Roger Hayes, Celebrity hair Stylist, Mentor and Entrepreneur, Jawed Habib and Headm CSR and Telenor Myanmar Min Thu Aung.

The awards have 9 categories, viz. Charity of the Year, Start-Up of the Year, Outstanding Achievement, Outstanding PR team, Fundraising Campaign, Most enterpristing, Excellence in CSR, Consultancy of the Year and Investment Management of the Year.

Some of the shortlisted candidates in the above categories are like Akademi, Magic Bus UK, City Sikhs Network, Age UK, Art of Living Foundations (UK), St Luke's Hospice, Art of Living Foundations (UK), Natwest, Microsoft, University of Greenwich School of Education and Health, Barclays etc.

Winners will be announced at a gala dinner on 20 May at Sheraton Park Lane.


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