Based on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Charity Hall of Fame aims to gather together the incredible stories of the amazing people that have changed our society for the better.
They want to create a living archive that serves to educate and inspire others about the impact of charity and civil society on communities throughout the country. This new initiative is being led by Jamie Ward-Smith MBE and chaired by Malcolm John.
OPEN FOR NOMINATIONS
They’re now open for nominations for their inaugural class of 2025, with the closing date for nominations being Friday 20 September 2024.
Charity Hall will Induct people under the following categories. You may nominate someone for one category only, and they must be based within the UK.
- Community Impact: For those who’ve made a big difference in their field, especially in service settings, whether by helping people directly, bringing communities together, or driving significant community change.
- Social Pioneers: For those, such as social leaders or founders, who were the first to tackle an issue or bring about change in their field or community.
- Justice & Equality: For campaigners or policymakers who have worked hard to fight inequality or injustice, leading to changes in laws, policies, or to raising awareness.
- Philanthropy: For outstanding funders and donors who have made significant changes through their donations or funding, supporting causes in innovative or collaborative ways. They’re including donors of time, skills and resources in this category too
Charity Hall wants to inspire the next generation of community changemakers, so each category will also recognise:
- Young Changemakers: ideally aged 11-25, but up to 30 years old considered.
Historical/Posthumous nominations are welcome in each category.
FURTHER INFORMATION
Before you nominate, please read the Criteria and its accompanying Q&A.
The closing date for nominations is midnight on Friday 20th September 2024 – you can find out more on their website.