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Congratulations to all the winners at the star-spangled Institute of Fundraising National awards presentation on Monday night.

For the campaign that shows significant innovation in fundraising.

The shortlisted entries in alphabetical order are:
Breakthrough Breast Cancer – Too Many Women

For the campaign that demonstrates innovation linked to success in the use of the telephone in fundraising.
The shortlisted entries, in alphabetical order are:

British Red Cross

For the campaign that demonstrates innovation linked to success in the use of legacy fundraising

The shortlisted entries, listed alphabetically, are:
Cystic Fibrosis Trust

For any volunteer who has made a major contribution to fundraising, over a significant period, for one or more organisations.

The shortlisted entries in alphabetical order are:

Best use of e-media
For the campaign that demonstrates the best use of either one single form of e-media fundraising or the successful application of a range of techniques.

For any team or department that, through the nature of teamwork, has achieved considerable and recognisable success.

The shortlisted entries in alphabetical order are:

For the campaign that demonstrates the best use of direct mail in fundraising

The shortlisted entries in alphabetical order are
RNIB
St Barnabas House
Salvation Army

RNIB

The non-profit organisation that demonstrates a commitment to accessing and providing tailed learning that supports and develops their staff at every point in their career.