Exceptional Awards – Still Time to Enter
Nominations for our second Exceptional Awards are still open and we’re urging everyone to nominate charities and individuals across Kent.
Don’t forget this year’s new category: Exceptional Small Charity, where we’re on the lookout for a group of dedicated people who deserve recognition for their efforts. The nominated charities should have fewer than 10 employees, not including unpaid volunteers.
Building on Exceptional Success
Following the outstanding success of last year’s Exceptional Awards, we are once more turning our community-focused approach to finding those individuals, charities and initiatives who share our ethos, giving back to their neighbourhoods.
Deserving nominees
Nominees for each category can come from any corner of Kent — and charities from any sector.
Do you know an individual in your community who puts others above themselves? Perhaps they help the elderly with all those odd jobs around the home, which now prove so difficult.
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Is there a local business with dedicated charity involvement or community initiative? Are there local charities in your community, big or small, which deserve recognition for changing the lives of those they support? We want to hear all about these community heroes.
Our CEO Stewart said: “The Perrys Exceptional Awards is all about recognising those who selflessly put others first, enriching our communities with their dedication and positive actions.
“We want to celebrate them at a fabulous evening and spread the word, to encourage others. If you know an individual, charity, or business who could be a contender, do send in the details”.
Time to nominate
Nominations for all our award categories are open until Monday 31 July. Alongside our new Exceptional Small Charity Award we are also looking for:
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Exceptional Large Charity (more than 10 employees, not including unpaid volunteers)
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Exceptional Business
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Exceptional Individual and
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Exceptional Business Community Initiative
To make a nomination email exceptionalawards@pmwcom.co.uk with the name of the category you are nominating for in the subject line. Please include a short description of your nominee, why they deserve to be the winner, along with their contact details. Remember to also include your own contact details.
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