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Scotland’s fundraising heroes to be honoured

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Institute of Fundraising will reveal awards winner on 4 October

The shortlist has been announced for this year’s Scottish fundraising awards.

Scotland’s best and most innovative fundraisers will be honoured at a special ceremony at the Glasgow City Hotel on 4 October.

The awards are organized by the Institute of Fundraising and will coincide with the organisation’s Scottish conference.

Gary Kernahan, chair of the Scottish Conference Committee, said: “It is important that we celebrate and recognise the very best of fundraising. All across Scotland we have charities providing vital services that so many people are dependent on; services that can only be provided because of the funds people work so hard to raise.

“This year we will present eight special awards including the fundraising excellence award which this year is dedicate to the memory of Ann Ward – a talented fundraiser, a dear friend and valued colleague to so many who sadly passed away earlier this year.”

Scottish fundraising awards: the shortlist

Fundraiser of the Year

Myra Grant, the Prince & Princess of Wales hospice; DeanWidd, Muscular Dystrophy UK;ShonaBlakeley, Women’s Fund for Scotland.

Fundraising Excellence Award in memoryof Ann Ward

Annemarie Devlin, Sense Scotland; AnneElizabeth Smith, Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland;CatRawlinson Watkins, EMMS International.

Voluntary Fundraising Group of the Year

Coast to Coast cycle challenge, MND Scotland. TeamMcKeown, Macmillan Cancer Support.

Volunteer Fundraiser of the Year

Keith Armour, Children’s Hospice Association Scotland; DrFiona Munro, Macmillan Cancer support;JaneButler, Revive MS Support.

Best use ofEvent or Community Fundraising Initiative

Ayrshire hospice Muscular Dystrophy UK;Children 1st

Best Partner Relationship (Corporate ofTrust)

Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland for its CHSS Health Promotion Scheme; AlzheimerScotland and Wheatley Group;Seamaband StudioLR.

Best marketing and CommunicationCampaign

National Museums Scotland, Transform Your Museum; ScottishCatholic International Aid Fund, The Sciaf Wee Box Big Change Appeal;Erskine, Erskine Centenary - Battle of the Somme Commemoration Appeal.

Best Donor Development Campaign

Erskine for the Erskine Spring appeal.