The Woodland Trust, Life Education Centres, Rett Syndrome Association UK and SNAP have beaten over 80 voluntary groups to win the first Charities' Online Accounts Awards.
The Royal Bank of Scotland Group won this year's won prestigious Pay Award for Payroll Giving with some technological help from Smartchange.
The Award was presented to Alan Richardson and Jane McDonagh of The Royal Bank of Scotland Group at the ceremony for the payroll profession held at the London Marriott Grosvenor Square on Monday 24-November-2003.
Parliamentarians from both Houses and from the three major political parties have been nominated by charities for the awards, hosted by ePolitix.com, the politics portal.
Cardiff-based social business Pack-IT Product Promotions has won the Department of Trade and Industry's Enterprising Solutions 03 Awards, receiving a cheque for £10,000.
The finalists for the first Beacon Prize have been named. The Prize aims to raise the profile of giving in the UK by acknowledging exceptional philanthropic acts by individuals.
A rural community charity based in Penrith, Cumbria has won the national award in the Voluntary & Community category of the DTI-backed InterForum E-Commerce Awards.
The Pentalk Network beat 343 entries in the category, which is sponsored by the Home Office's Active Community Unit.
Originally established during the foot and mouth crisis, The Pentalk Network
Five small charities with annual incomes of below £1 million have won this year's Guardian Charity Awards.
The winners were Theodora Children's Trust, The Shilbottle Skills Centre, Friends of the Earth Scotland, No Panic, and Ace of Clubs. Each received a payment of £5,000 and they will also be given a free Web site designed by smartchange.org.
