Scottish Charity Awards

Here are some key dates for your diary, including the all-important deadline to submit your awards application,Scottish Charity Awards evening at the Radisson Blu, Glasgow

If you’re interested in partnering with us to support the Scottish Charity Awards, we’d love to hear,Supporting the Scottish Charity Awards as a partner offers you great brand exposure and comes with a,to be a conversation starter - we'd be pleased to explore different options for you to support the Awards,Scottish Charity Awards 2024 partnership brochureDownload Contact Ryan Donaghy, our business development

Apply for the Scottish Charity Awards

Useful information to help you complete your Scottish Charity Awards application

need four to six photos of your project, your place of work or activity or nominee for use on the awards

For any enquiries related to the Scottish Charity Awards, contact a member of the Events team: Alex Thomson,Assistant Chris Allen, Customer Service and Administration Officer For support with your Scottish Charity,Awards application, contact: awards@scvo.scot For any enquiries related to partnership: Ryan Donaghy

Scottish Charity Awards winners - 2007 An Aberdeenshire charity that offers a local community transport,Buchan Dial-a-Bus won the Charity of the Year award at the inaugural TFN Awards that are organised by,As well as Charity of the Year another four awards in different categories were presented including Charity,I am delighted that in this first year of the Annual Charity Awards, TFN was able to reward Buchan Dial-A-Bus,THE AWARD WINNERS CHARITY OF THE YEAR BUCHAN DIAL-A-BUS COMMUNITY ACTION AWARD WEST ALNESS RESIDENTS

Scottish Charity Awards winners - 2008 CHARITY OF THE YEAR: (Left to right) Abigail Howard, Melba Quinn,Stephen Joyce, an employee of Deafblind Scotland, scooped the Charity Champion award at this year’s Third,Force News (TFN) Scottish Charity Awards for his dedication to improving the lives of deafblind people,The second TFN Scottish Charity Awards, known as the Tiffanies, were presented at Glasgow’s Crowne Plaza,The TFN Scottish Charity Awards were created in 2007 in a bid to honour some of the excellent work that

Scottish Charity Awards winners - 2009 Edinburgh’s answer to the Sistine Chapel sparkled as the third,sector celebrated a year of achievement at this year’s TFN Scottish Charity Awards Around 300 people,Awards yet.,The award winners were Bethany Christian Trust for Charity of the Year; RNIB for Campaign of the Year,, with their award sponsor Roger Parry of GMP Print David Noble received the Charity Champion award from