We have tested and learned over the years, scaling up our support services, doubling our income and becoming the largest dedicated funder of research into brain tumours globally. At the same time, we have maintained our ratio of charitable to non-charitable spend within our 80:20 aim.
We continue to work according to our values – seeking to be pioneering, collaborative, smart and passionate in our approach.
This culture and our progress has been recognised with several awards over the years which are described below. We have accepted these on behalf of our community as, above all, we continue to be inspired, motivated and supported by every one of them. Only through being united with them is any of this progress possible.
Highly commended – Volunteer Team of the Year (Young Ambassadors)
Highly commended – Unsung Hero (Laura Smith)
11th in the top 15 ‘Best Charities to Work For’ and the only charity with >100 staff
Commended – Employment resources
Winner – Charity of the Year
Winner – Annual Report
Highly commended – Education resources
Winner – Best Health Project (HeadSmart)
Winner – Annual Report
Highly commended – Charity chief executive (Sarah Lindsell)
Winner – Charity Partnership, Telecoms & Technology (Bluecube Technology Solutions)
Community winner – Healthcare Volunteer of the Year (Paul Nicholson)
Community winner – Individual Charity Supporter of the Year (Angela Conway)
Community winner – Lidl Young Fundraiser of the Year (Amelia Gebruers)
Community winner - Danielle McGriskin
Andy Hillier, former Business Director & Editor at Third Sector
