Charity Virtual Event Awards 2023
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Talk Details
We’re back for the fourth annual celebration of brilliant charities doing epic things online. Our awards are free to enter and are open to any registered charity in the world.
Winners will receive a €1,000 donation and the team behind the winning campaign will receive one year’s free Fundraising Everywhere Membership.
Dates for your diary
July: Nominations open for all registered charities in the world
September 30th at 5pm BST: Nominations close and go to judges for shortlist
October 16th – 24th: All shortlisted charities are open for public voting
October 26th* 6pm – 7pm (UK/IRE): Winners announced at the live virtual ceremony
*New Updated Date
Voting is now closed. Stay tuned for the announced winners at the Awards Ceremony.
Speakers
Alice Ferris
Partner
Mark Foster
Chief Operating Officer
Sally Falvey
Head of B2B Marketing
Tony Banks
Head of Events
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