Are you a Woman in Business who achieves for a Charity? Enter the Woman Who Achieves Awards 2020

Woman Who Achieves for a Charity Award

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You are a woman in business who runs, is working within, or supporting a Registered Charity. We want to know about you, what you have achieved and your aims for the organisation.

Tell us about any financial constraints, how you have accessed any grants or bids, any fundraising you have carried out, projects you are involved in and any success stories. Include any challenges you have faced and how you have overcome these.

Guidelines:

The Judges want to hear about you and the work that you do, especially how you and your organisation have made a positive impact on your local community and the charity. They want to know about the work you do how this makes a difference.
Give us some examples of the projects you have worked on and how these have changed people’s lives or made a significant contribution to the local environment or community.
If you have secured major funding/fundraising then provide examples.

“What a fantastic journey, from nomination to then go on to win in my category. The atmosphere of the awards was motivational and empowering and great to have a room with such positive vibes. I am still pinching myself, never did I expect to win such a prestigious award. I was delighted to be recognised for the work I do at Hope, I am privileged to be part of dynamic driving team with a shared ambition to increase survival rates for cancer patients.”

Tracey Hallam, Hope Against Cancer (Woman Who Achieves for a Charity Winner 2019)