Most Admired Charity BMAC 2011: Help for Heroes
From its origins as a sponsored bike ride, Help for Heroes has become one of the most recognisable charities in Britain. Mathew Little reports
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Britain's Most Admired Charities Awards 2011
Details of the winners in Third Sector's awards for Britain's Most Admired Charities.
Most Admired Chief Executive BMAC 2011: Juliet Lyon
The director of the Prison Reform Trust is a dedicated campaigner for the better treatment of prisoners, writes Femke Colborne
Most Innovative Charity BMAC 2011: Chance UK
Although it is a small charity, Chance UK has franchised its mentoring model to larger organisations across the UK, writes Femke Colborne
Celebrity Charity Champion BMAC 2011: Sir Terry Pratchett
The author's candour about his experience with Alzeimer's has brought inspiration and comfort to many fellow sufferers. Mathew Little reports
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Britain's Most Admired Charities 2011: Introduction
Juliet Lyons, Help for Heroes, Chance UK and Terry Pratchett were the winners at this year's Britain's Most Admired Charities awards, says Stephen Cook
Britain's Most Admired Charities 2011: Advisory panel
Members of the BMAC Advisory Panel were asked for nominations for the awards, from which a shortlist was drawn up. Chief executives of charities then ranked their top three choices
Britain's Most Admired Charities 2011: Sponsor's welcome
David McHattie of Barclays salutes the achievements of charities
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