Below you can find a brief overview of the guidelines that give an idea of why one can be nominated for “the best fundraiser of the year” award. If you feel like you or your organization has other characteristics that make you distinguishable, we would still like to encourage you to apply.

Leadership: when someone or an organization has the ability to motivate others, recruit successfully and organize efficiently, all of which contribute to the achievement of fundraising goals.

Commitment: the time and effort someone or an organization has put into trying to achieve its fundraising goals, regardless of whether the outcome was successful or not.

Impact: when someone’s or organization’s fundraising actions have a tangible, enduring and positive change on the financial capabilities of organizations committing themselves to the enhancing the public good.

Innovation: when someone or an organization employs a new approach in his/her/its journey to do good deed and address a specific need in society.

Encouraging philanthropy in other people: when someone or an organization has the ability to encourage the willingness of people to contribute to a good cause.