Business Charity Awards: Business charity champion - Winner: Ian Church
Awarded to a business leader who has excelled in promoting corporate support for charities in his or her own company and generally across the private sector
Details of the winners of the Business Charity Awards 2012.
Awarded to a business leader who has excelled in promoting corporate support for charities in his or her own company and generally across the private sector
Awarded to a business that has excelled in helping the community by embedding a culture of supporting charitable causes at all levels of the organisation
Awarded to the best partnership between a company and a UK charity in sectors other than financial, professional, retail, leisure or FMCG
For an outstanding partnership between a company in the retail, leisure or FMCG sector and a UK charity
Awarded to the best partnership between companies providing financial or professional services and a UK charity
Awarded to an outstanding partnership between a company and a charity that has lasted up to a year and a half
Awarded to a successful charity partnership between a business with a UK turnover of less than £6.5m and a UK charity
Awarded to a company that has successfully marketed products or services in conjunction with a charity and brought benefits to both parties
Awarded to a marketing partnership between a business and a charity that has used the company's products to promote the charity's cause or brand, or helped to raise funds for the charity
Awarded to a philanthropic foundation set up by a company that has given outstanding support to the charity sector
Awarded to a staff team from a business that took part in a successful fundraising challenge to benefit a UK charity
Awarded to a corporate social responsibility team, or a team with a similar function, that has successfully increased the charitable or socially responsible activities of the business
Awarded to the company that has adopted policies that have resulted in a significant increase in charitable donations or activities by its workforce
Awarded to a company that has significantly helped a charity by offering employment, work experience, training or other support to its beneficiaries
Awarded to an individual in a company who has made an exceptional contribution to charity with the support of his or her employer
Awarded to a company that has successfully backed a specific project run by a UK charity
Awarded to a company that has successfully helped the beneficiaries of a UK charity in a project outside the UK
Awarded to a business that has provided vital support to a charitable project that has made a social impact in the community where the business operates
John Low, chief executive of the Charities Aid Foundation says the awards uniquely place a strong emphasis on charitable partnerships
The quality of this year's entries confirms that the awards are now well established as a way to reward good practice, says Third Sector editor Stephen Cook
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