Our Volunteer Impact Awards are one way that we recognise the commitment, achievements, and successes of our volunteers.
The awards shine a spotlight on our volunteers’ amazing contributions and the impact they have on people affected by MS.
Nominate a volunteer for an Impact Award
If you know a volunteer who’s made an invaluable contribution to the lives of those affected by MS, why not nominate them for an award!
All you have to do is fill in a form to let us know how their contribution has made a positive impact, so we can shine a spotlight to acknowledge and celebrate it.
How we choose our winners
Nominations are made by service users, volunteers and staff. These are then assessed quarterly by our panel, made up of experienced volunteers from a variety of roles across the MS Society.
Fellow Ambassador and judging panel member, Trishna Bharadia, tells us what she enjoys most about being involved:
The 2023 winners
Finalists
Supporting and Empowering
- Ann Read (Finance Volunteer, Scunthorpe Group)
- Tony Cardis (Group Coordinator, York, Ryedale and District Group)
Informing
- Phoebe Day from Winchester
- Amy Hinds from Dartford
- Simone Bell from Dudley
Sharing Skills and Expertise
- Stuart Secker from Surrey
Influencing
- Terri Attwood (Group Coordinator, East Cumbria Group)
- Sabrina Fox (Group Coordinator, Scunthorpe Group)
Fundraising
- Geraldine Cowe (Fundraising Events Volunteer, Sutton Group)
- Frank Matthews (Fundraising Volunteer, Hastings and Rother Group)
- Stuart Dawson from Dorset
Connecting
- Nikoma Bell from Dudley
- Siobhan O’Hanlon from Omagh