Winners of Scottish Fundraising Awards 2014 announced
Howard Lake | 22 October 2014 | News
The 2014 Scottish Fundraising Awards ceremony was held in Glasgow last night as part of the Institute of Fundraising Scotland’s annual conference. The event recognises Scotland’s outstanding fundraisers over the past year in group and individual categories.
The Institute of Fundraising Scotland Awards dinner 2014.
The winners were:
Donor development
Winner – Bethany Christian Trust (Winter Care Appeal)
Highly commended – Erskine (Coincard Campaign)
Community and events
Winner – The Prince’s Trust Scotland (Lunch with an Old Bag)
Highly commended – International Network of Street Papers (The Big Sell Off)
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Corporate and trusts
Winner – Scotland Charity Air Ambulance (Clydesdale Bank partnership)
Highly commended – Mercy Corps (Twinings Tea partnership)
Marketing and communications
Winner – Erskine, D-Day Appeal
Fundraising group of the year
Winner – Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland (2013 Tour de Lauder Committee)
Highly commended – The Kiltwalk (Dunfermline Kiltwalkers) & Marie Curie (The Moray Project)
Volunteer fundraiser of the year
Winner – Arlene Clark (Brightest Star)
Highly commended – Jim Gilchrist (Ayrshire Hospital) & Rikki Black (Ayrshire Hospital)
Arlene Clark of Brightest Star wins Volunteer Fundraiser of the Year award at IoF Scotland Awards 2014
Arlene Clark, Volunteer Fundraiser of the Year winner, said:
“Winning this award is all the more exciting given how many large charities were nominated. This is great recognition for Brightest Star and the families we help. I’d like to extend a special thank you to everyone involved in the team who have helped us get this far.”
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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.