British Heart Foundation recognises corporate partners in awards ceremony
Howard Lake | 20 June 2006 | News
The British Heart Foundation (BHF) held its first Heart of Business Awards yesterday, 20 June 2006, to recognise the achievements of its corporate partners.
Arpound 50 senior representatives from the BHF’s existing corporate supporters attended the awards evening, sponsored by MBNA.
Journalist and broadcaster Andrew Neil presented the winners with their awards, after which, guests were treated to a screening of England’s World Cup tie with Sweden – the event was hosted at the home of English football, the FA’s Soho Square headquarters.
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The Heart of Business Award winners were:
– Legal & General – Promoting the BHF values
– Weight Watchers – Pioneering support in reaching new audiences
– Tates – Outstanding results in building community support
– Candis – Best overall media partner
– Tetley – Greatest achievement in building a diverse partnership
– Deloitte – Outstanding achievements in employee fundraising
– MBNA – Exceptional achievements in affinity marketing
– Shredded Wheat – Greatest achievement in building a successful long-term partnership
– Yorkshire Bank & Clydesdale Bank – Special achievement award for a new corporate partner
– Royal Bank of Scotland – Outstanding achievement in promoting payroll giving
Companies interested in finding out more about the benefits of working with the BHF should contact Douglas Rouse on 020 7487 9436 or
ro****@bh*.uk
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