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Celebrating commitment - Award categories

January 20, 2015 14:07

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Award Categories are:

Commitment to the Betterment of Others – an individual, aged 16-25, who has given time, selflessly, to make a difference to the lives of those around him/her. This award is to honour those who have, at a young age, taken it upon themselves to improve the lives of those around them. Examples of this commitment could include: fundraising events, working on community based projects and one-to-one mentoring. The common thread is making time to leave a mark on someone else's life.
Presented by KPMG

Education – an individual or organisation responsible for the development of an educational initiative that uses education to facilitate or encourage people to be the best they can be. Nominees may have created initiatives to support those who might otherwise have slipped through the net, or failed to reach their potential. Candidates will have demonstrated a commitment beyond the remit of the curriculum.
Presented by: Dr Naim E Dangoor CBE

Diversity & Tolerance – an individual, community or organisation that has demonstrated exceptional commitment to fostering a culture of diversity and understanding. Potential candidates might include those who have promoted diversity in the workplace, enlightened through multiculturalism, created interfaith/communal opportunities to allow for a better understanding or demonstrated a passion to establish greater tolerance and appreciation of diversity.
Presented by: The Czech Memorial Scrolls Trust