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For the campaign that demonstrates innovation linked to success in the use of payroll giving

The shortlisted entries in alphabetical order are:
NFU Mutual/Make-A-Wish Foundation
TNT Post

For any fundraiser who, in the last two years, has shown aptitude, ability and success beyond their experience.

The shortlisted entries in alphabetical order are:
Dylan Carroll
Joe Doyle

The supplier that has gone the extra mile to demonstrate the greatest commitment and support to the sector

The shortlisted entries in alphabetical order are:

Brightsource Ltd
Home Fundraising

The organisation that demonstrates exemplary integration of its fundraising and campaigning messages to good effect

The shortlisted entries in alphabetical order are:
Beatbullying

For the campaign or initiative that demonstrates the best use of individual major donor fundraising.

The shortlisted entries in alphabetical order are:
Marie Curie Cancer Care
National Trust

For the campaign that demonstrates innovation linked to success with face-to-face fundraising at any level.

The shortlisted entries in alphabetical order are:
Breakthrough Breast Cancer

For the best campaign to persuade current supporters to renew and upgrade their giving, using any or several fundraising techniques.

The shortlisted entries in alphabetical order are

For the campaign that demonstrates the best use of event fundraising conducted by any charity, or branch of a national charity or charities.

The shortlisted entries in alphabetical order are:

For any non-profit organisation that provides an outstanding and supportive environment for fundraisers

The shortlisted entries in alphabetical order are:
Jewish Care
Prostate Cancer Charity

It's that awards time of year again. The Institute of Fundraising's National Awards have been judged, and the shortlists announced.