Nomination Form London Dangoor Awards 2026

Thank you for making a nomination for the London Dangoor Awards 2026.

Before completing the nomination form, please have a look at the award categories and guidelines to make sure the project is eligible for an award.

You can nominate your own work or the work of others.

We are committed to supporting applicants to make the best nomination they can. If you need alternative formats to make a nomination, additional help or if you would like to discuss your work before making a nomination, please contact Matthew by email .

The nomination deadline is 31st May 2026.

About You

Your Name*

Your Email Address*

Where did you hear about the awards?*

If other, please list

About the Project you are nominating

Please choose which category the nomination fits within*

Please select the category that best describes your nomination from the drop-down list below. Don’t worry if you are unsure, we may contact you after your submission to discuss the best category for your nomination.

Name of the project you are Nominating*

This could be an individual or an organisation. Please also include the name of the organisation, if you are nominating a project that is part of a larger organisation or body

Charity / CIO Number

Please leave this blank if this is not applicable to you or if unknown. This is a seven-digit number that can usually be found at the bottom of the charity’s website. You can also find this by searching the charity's name on the charity commission website here .

Are you involved in the delivery of the work you are nominating?*

I am a staff member, volunteer or trustee
I am a service user, beneficiary, or member of their network
I am a supporter of their work
Other

In which borough does the project take place?*

Please choose an option from the drop down menu below. We want to make sure that we receive nominations from across London. This information can usually be found under in the charity’s address or in their listing on the Charity Comission website here .

If you don't know, select 'unknown'.

If the project is London-wide, please put the borough in which they're officially registered or headquartered.

Religious Affiliation of the Project*

Please let us know the main religious ethos behind the project. This could be the content of the project, who the project serves, or the religious group of the people predominantly running the project.

Project Turnover

What is the total yearly income for this project? Only answer if known. This is only for data collection purposes and the information will not be shown to the judging panel.

If other, please detail

Name of the main contact or project lead*

Who is the best person to contact about this nomination (this may be you!)

Position held by main contact*

What is their role in the project?

Email address for main contact*

Please share their email address.

Phone number for main contact

Please share their best phone number to contact them on (optional)

Website

Please share the website and social media accounts of the project. This will help provide further information on their work and may strengthen the nomination.

Twitter

Please share their Twitter handle (@... ) or a URL link to their Twitter page below if they have one.

Facebook

Please share a URL link to their Facebook page below if they have one.

Instagram

Please share their Instagram handle (@... ) or a URL link to their Instagram page below if they have one.

Why you are nominating them

How long has the project been in operation?

This can be a rough time frame (months, years or the project launch date).

Projects can only win an award if they have been operational for over a year.

How many people does the project support each year?

This can be a rough estimation if you are unsure.

1. Please give an overview of the project. Please include what work it does; who does it helps; where it works; how many people are involved in volunteering with/being supported by/working on the project.*

GUIDANCE: this should include the project's aim and main activities; how many people are involved; who benefits from this work; and whether it benefits a particular community or group. Maximum 1,200 characters (roughly 200 words).

2. Why is this work important? What need is there for it in the community or place that it serves?*

GUIDANCE: This should include why it is important to support this project, and explain what issues or topics the project addresses and how. Maximum 1200 characters (roughly 200 words).

3. Please describe the faith, interfaith, non-religious belief or values that motivates the project.*

GUIDANCE: This should explain the core belief, faith, or value that inspires the project, showing how it drives the work and shapes its purpose. Maximum 1200 characters (roughly 200 words).

4. Please provide statistics and quotations from people you work with that show the effectiveness of the project.*

GUIDANCE: Providing clear examples of how the project has made a positive impact on the lives of those it works with through statistics, impact data or quotations and case studies from beneficiaries helps the judges evaluate the impact of your work. Examples of impact can also be found in the category summary which you may wish to use as inspiration. Impact can be in breadth or depth of the project. Maximum 1200 characters (roughly 200 words)

5. How are you changing people’s lives for the better, what impact are you having?*

GUIDANCE: Clearly describe HOW the work you are doing is addressing the need of the community as outlined by you in question 2. The best projects will demonstrate clearly their positive impact on people. Maximum 1200 characters (roughly 200 words).

6. Are there any barriers or challenges you’ve overcome, or adaptations you’ve made during this project’s existence?*

GUIDANCE: Describe any obstacles the project has faced, such as funding or staffing challenges. Tell us how these challenges were overcome or which changes were made to ensure that the project could run. Maximum 1200 characters (roughly 200 words).

7. What makes this project stand out from the others doing similar work?*

GUIDANCE: Think about what makes this project excellent, unique or innovative. Max 1,200 characters (roughly 200 words).

If there is anything you haven't had the chance to say about the project, please add it here.

GUIDANCE: This is completely optional, but we know you might want the chance to say anything there wasn't space for elsewhere.

Maximum 1400 characters (Roughly 250 words)

About the referee

We will be contacting referees to independently verify the work of projects.

The referee could be a trustee, volunteer, or beneficiary of your work but must not be a paid employee.

Could you please provide a referee?

Full name of the referee*

Please provide the full name of the referee.

Email*
Please provide the referee's email address. If unknown, put 'n/a', but do try to include an email address or phone number below, it really helps us!

Phone number
Please provide the referee's phone number.

Their relationship to the project*
What is their connection to the project? Do they have a particular role or affiliation?

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