Scottish Charity Awards

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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

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Scottish Charity Awards winners - 2013 Scottish SPCA scoops Charity of the Year 2013 Animal charity is,The Scottish Charity Awards judging panel was particularly impressed by the extent to which the organisation,The award was presented at the Scottish Charity Awards annual dinner and ceremony at the Old Fruitmarket,The Scottish SPCA also picked up the People’s Choice Award, which was voted for by charity supporters,This year the Charity Champion Award went to Michael Pattie, who has worked with the Meningitis Research

Scottish Charity Awards winners - 2016 For the first time the Scottish Charity Awards has honoured two,inspiring Charity Champions For the first time in 10 years Scotland’s Charity Champion award has been,Gordon Aikman and Lucy Lintott (pictured) took the coveted gongs at the 2016 Scottish Charity Awards,Charity of the Year – Saheliya Celebrating Communities –Friends of Oban Community Playpark Charity Champion,Charity of the Year went to Saheliya.

Scottish Charity Awards winners - 2015 Charities and people right across the country have been recognised,for the contribution they make to life in Scotland at the 2015 Scottish Charity Awards which took place,Glasgow-based charity MND Scotland has been named Charity of the Year and winner of the People’s Choice,Matthew McVarish, age 32, from Lanarkshire has been named Charity Champion for his dedication to ending,Working in partnership with the Moira Anderson Foundation, an Airdrie-based charity which supports people

Scottish Charity Awards winners - 2014 Young people’s theatre group wins top title at Scottish Charity,Awards Toonspeak Young People’s Theatre has been named Charity of the Year at the 2014 Scottish Charity,Awards.,The Charity of the Year award was presented at the annual Scottish Charity Awards dinner, organised by,Partnership award.