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National Payroll Giving Excellence Awards 2010

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About the National Payroll Giving Excellence Awards

The National Payroll Giving Awards Event is held annually in the autumn to celebrate the efforts of employers, charities and professional partnerships in promoting Payroll Giving in the workplace. Any employer who has achieved a Bronze, Silver or Gold Payroll Giving Quality Mark Award Certificate is eligible to apply for entry to the National Payroll Giving Awards.

The Awards and Event are funded by HM Government, organised in conjunction with the Institute of Fundraising and administered by the Payroll Giving Centre.

The Payroll Giving Quality Mark Awards Certificates are issued annually to employers with a Payroll Giving scheme in place and achieve specified levels of participation.

Click on ‘Quality Mark Awards’ for more information.

National Payroll Giving Excellence Awards 2010 Brochure

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Who is Involved in the Awards

HM Government , committed to increasing regular and tax-effective giving in support of UK charities. In particular the Office of the Third Sector and Cabinet Office, HM Revenue and Customs and HM Treasury.

The Institute of Fundraising is the professional membership body for UK fundraisers, working to promote the highest standards in fundraising practice and management.

The Payroll Giving Centre is an independent source of support for employers, donors and charities, offering a dedicated hotline, advisory service and information on all matters relating to Payroll Giving Schemes.

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General Awards Criteria

The National Payroll Giving Excellence Awards have been established in conjunction with the Institute of Fundraising and the Payroll Giving Centre and are designed to showcase the best Payroll Giving schemes in the UK.
Any employer who has achieved a Bronze, Silver or Gold Quality Mark Award in 2011 is eligible to submit an entry for the National Payroll Giving Excellence Awards 2011.

All applications are marked against specific criteria by a panel of impartial judges. Every category is unique and therefore so is the individual criteria although the qualifying period is the same for all categories – 1st April  to 31st March.

For more information on category specific criteria please call the Payroll Giving Centre on 0845 602 6786.

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Winners National Payroll Giving Awards 2010

BEST LAUNCH OF A NEW SCHEME

Sponsored by Geared for Giving

Geared for GivingFor the employer that has introduced a Payroll Giving scheme into the workplace and shows the best integration of launch activities, promotion to staff and target achievement.

Winner: TNT Post UK
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Highly commended: JN Bentley Ltd
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BEST RE-LAUNCH OF AN EXISTING SCHEME

Sponsored by Hands on Helping

Hands on HelpingFor the employer that has reviewed a scheme and increased their overall participation rate by adopting an active and innovative approach. The successful employer will have evaluated their methods of recruiting Payroll Givers and have planned for regular, ongoing promotional activities.

Winner: ASOS.com
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Highly commended: Bain & Company
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BEST INNOVATIVE PROMOTIONAL PARTNERSHIP

Sponsored by APGO (Association of Payroll Giving Organisations)

Institue of FundraisingFor a Payroll Giving promotion which was successful as a result of a partnership between the employer and any other organisation, including a Payroll Giving Agency, Professional Fundraising Organisation, Charity or Charity Consortium or other external organisation. The category winner will need to illustrate the expectations and outcomes of the partnership, highlighting innovation and creativity.

Winner: Home Retail Group
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Highly commended: ASOS.com
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BEST SME CAMPAIGN

Sponsored by Institute of Fundraising

Institue of FundraisingFor the employer with up to 250 employees that has carried out a well-constructed and thought-out promotion with measurable results. The category winner will be able to show how the campaign was introduced and the important factors impacting on the outcome. The winner will also be able to illustrate that the campaign included originality, innovation and creativity.

Winner: Aspect Capital
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BEST LARGE EMPLOYER CAMPAIGN

Sponsored by Charities Trust

Charities TrustFor the employer with more than 250 employees that has carried out a well-constructed and thought-out promotion with measurable results. The category winner will be able to show how the campaign was introduced and the important factors impacting on the outcome. The winner will also be able to illustrate that the campaign included originality, innovation and creativity.

Winner: Zurich
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Highly commended: Think Money Group
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BEST PUBLIC SECTOR EMPLOYER CAMPAIGN

Sponsored by Workplace Giving UK

Workplace Giving UKFor the Public Sector Employer that has carried out a well-constructed and thought-out promotion with measurable results. The category winner will be able to show how the campaign was introduced and the important factors impacting on the outcome. The winner will also be able to illustrate that the campaign included originality, innovation and creativity.

Winner: Police Service of Northern Ireland
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Highly commended: South Northamptonshire Council
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BEST THIRD SECTOR EMPLOYER CAMPAIGN

Payroll Giving in ActionSponsored by Payroll Giving in Action

For the Third Sector Employer that has carried out a well-constructed and thought-out promotion with measurable results. The category winner will be able to show how the campaign was introduced and the important factors impacting on the outcome. The winner will also be able to illustrate that the campaign included originality, innovation and creativity.

Winner: Homes for Haringey Ltd
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Highly commended: Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB)
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BEST OVERALL CAMPAIGN

Sponsored by AURA

AURAThis award will be allocated by the judges if appropriate and the selection will be made from the winners of all of the above categories.
NB. At the discretion of the judges Highly Commended Awards may also be allocated for each of the above categories.

Winner: Police Service of Northern Ireland
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Highly commended: TNT Post UK
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Eligibility

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Authenticity Guarantee

Employers making applications must confirm that the content of their application(s) to the best of their knowledge, is legal, decent, honest and truthful. The Institute of Fundraising and the judging panel reserve the right to ask for additional information from the employer and to make enquiries with the relevant Payroll Giving Agency, Professional Fundraising Organisation, Charity or Charity Consortia where appropriate.

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Application Process

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National Payroll Giving Excellence Awards 2010- Judging Panel

Ian Harris Ian Harris Chairman of Judging Panel
He is a Director and Co-Founder of Z/Yen Group Limited, specialising in strategic planning and systematic performance improvements.


Lindsay BoswellLindsay Boswell
As Chief Executive of the Institute of Fundraising since 2000, Lindsay has driven the organisation forward to become the leading voice and professional body for fundraising in the UK.


Keith MooreKeith Moore
Head of HMRC Charities since September 2006, with a degree in Civil Engineering he spent 10 years in industry before joining the Inland Revenue in 1993.


David GoldDavid Gold
Now CEO of Prospectus Limited after pursuing a City career at UBS Asset Management Division, following which David joined Business in the Community (BITC) as head of the London Division.



Karen ThomsonKaren Thomson
Karen has 12 years experience in payroll and pensions, latterly at Carlisle City Council. She joined the Policy & Research team of Institute of Payroll Professionals in March 2003 and is responsible for assisting members via writing News On Line and regular PayrollProfessional articles, and looking after all IPP consultation with the Department of Work and Pensions and the Scottish Parliament.


Jane BanksJane Banks
Jane is currently with the British Heart Foundation developing Payroll Giving and helping them win the first ever Best Third Sector Employer Campaign at the National Payroll Giving Excellence Awards.  Previously Jane headed up the Corporate Services Team with CAF developing campaigns within the FTSE350, developing payroll giving services in Bulgaria, India, Russia and Australia, whilst successfully lobbying for tax advantages for people donating in Australia.


Sarah MacKinlaySarah MacKinlay
Sarah is the editor of Payroll World magazine and having played a leading role in the magazine for over three years. In addition she was launch editor of the political magazine Total Politics which she continued to edit for two years.


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Contact us

Telephone: 0845 602 6786
Email: [email protected]

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