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Kent Charity Awards 2018 winners announced
The Kent Charity Awards 2018 Gala evening was held last night at the Priestfield Stadium in Gillingham.
Showcasing the best charity work performed by companies and individuals alike we can now share the winners and finalists of the Kent Charity Awards 2018:
OVERALL Charity of the Year:
Seashells Children and Families
Community Charity of the Year
Seashells Children and Families
Safer Kent WINNER
Children’s Charity of the Year
We Are Beams WINNER
Supporting Charity of the Year
Rising Sun Domestic Violence & Abuse Service
Crossways Community WINNER
Care Charity of the Year
Ellenor’s WINNER
Voluntary Charity of the Year
Broadstairs Town Team’s, Town Shed
The Family Trust WINNER
The Battle of Britain Memorial Trust
Animal Charity of the Year
Second Chance Animal Rescue WINNER
Trustee of the Year
Kerry Millett – Broadstairs Town Team – WINNER
Colin Thacker – YouCan Youth Cancer Support –
Debbie McSwiney – Debbie was one of the founding members of Holding On Letting Go.
Volunteer of the Year
Diana Hill – Victim Support – WINNER
Caroline Williams Jessel – Dandelion Time –
Wendy Daws BEM – Kent Association for the Blind –
There was also a new award this year:
Outstanding Contribution To Kent! The Big Cat Sanctuary
The glittering awards evening is a celebration of the hard work that charities, voluntary groups, volunteers and trustees do in Kent.
The evening, hosted for the first time by ITV Meridian’s presenter, Amanda Piper, will be packed with, entertainment, awards presentations, cash prizes and a 3 course banquet!
The awards are sponsored by: Kreston Reeves, Furley Page, MidKent College, Southern Water, CAF Bank, Kent County Council, Medway Council, CC Works, Kent Community Foundation, Diggerland, Southeastern and The Kent Messenger Group. The 2018 gala awards evening welome reception will be sponsored this year by Arriva.
The sponsors would like to thank all the charities that entered this year and also to everyone that has nominated someone into the Trustee and Volunteer of the Year categories. The judging process is always very difficult and if you have not made it through as a finalist this year, we very much hope this will not put you off entering the awards again in the future.
For more information about the awards and each of the finalists please see the website http://kentcharityawards.com
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