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Charity Times Awards 2013
The Charity Times Awards reaches its fourteenth year in 2013 and this highly successful, popular, and growing annual gala event will be bigger and better than ever. The Charity Times Awards continue to be the pre-eminent celebration of best practice in the UK charity and not-for-profit sector.
The Charity Times Awards are FREE to enter and this year there are 28 categories, including our NEW category, the Fundraising Technology Award, and you can enter your organisation in as many categories as you wish. Entering the awards is an opportunity to be rewarded for your excellence and professionalism; we very much hope to see you enter the awards in 2013.
We recognise that it is the leaders within charities who are responsible for coordinating much of the charitable activity throughout the UK. As the engines of the charity sector it is at this level that the Awards are targeted. View the 2012 Charity Times Award winners here.
As such, the event itself is built around the individuals and teams for whom the Awards are intended: trustees, chief executives, directors and other upper-level management from not-for-profits across the UK. Reflecting this belief, the Awards provide the charity sector with a dedicated event to reward the work carried out in difficult and competitive conditions, and establishes a unique annual congress of the pre-eminent figures in the sector at the premier charity event of the year.
The objectives of the awards have remained consistent since their inception:
• To honour the outstanding professionals in the many and varied fields of charity management
• To support continuing professional development and contribute towards raising the standards of charity management
• To promote and raise the profile of the charity sector
• To provide recognition for those who are providing effective support to the sector.
The winners will be announced at a black tie Awards Gala at London’s prestigious Lancaster London hotel on the 16 October 2013
The Charity Times Awards reaches its fourteenth year in 2013 and this highly successful, popular, and growing annual gala event will be bigger and better than ever. The Charity Times Awards continue to be the pre-eminent celebration of best practice in the UK charity and not-for-profit sector.
The Charity Times Awards are FREE to enter and this year there are 28 categories, including our NEW category, the Fundraising Technology Award, and you can enter your organisation in as many categories as you wish. Entering the awards is an opportunity to be rewarded for your excellence and professionalism; we very much hope to see you enter the awards in 2013.
We recognise that it is the leaders within charities who are responsible for coordinating much of the charitable activity throughout the UK. As the engines of the charity sector it is at this level that the Awards are targeted. View the 2012 Charity Times Award winners here.
As such, the event itself is built around the individuals and teams for whom the Awards are intended: trustees, chief executives, directors and other upper-level management from not-for-profits across the UK. Reflecting this belief, the Awards provide the charity sector with a dedicated event to reward the work carried out in difficult and competitive conditions, and establishes a unique annual congress of the pre-eminent figures in the sector at the premier charity event of the year.
The objectives of the awards have remained consistent since their inception:
• To honour the outstanding professionals in the many and varied fields of charity management
• To support continuing professional development and contribute towards raising the standards of charity management
• To promote and raise the profile of the charity sector
• To provide recognition for those who are providing effective support to the sector.
The winners will be announced at a black tie Awards Gala at London’s prestigious Lancaster London hotel on the 16 October 2013
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