JVN Awards 2024- Young Adult Volunteer of the Year Form

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This award recognises a young adult volunteer (aged between 20-30) who is making an outstanding contribution to your charity and thus to the Jewish community and/or the wider voluntary sector. They have had a significant impact on the amazing work your charity does.

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Your Details

Title *

First name *

Last name *

Email address *

Contact number *

Charity name *

Charity number *

Address of the charity *

Your position in the charity *

Questions about your Charity Winner

Please take the time to write as much detail as possible about your Charity Winner and explain what makes them stand out. This information along with the supporting evidence is all our judges will have access to for their review.

Disclaimer *

You will be asked to submit some personal details about your Charity Winner in this form. These details will not be passed on to any third parties. Please check this box to confirm you have permission to share them with JVN.

Please state the name of your Young Adult Charity Winner. Please note to nominate in this category the nominee must be aged between 20-30 years old at the time of submission. *

This will be the name which will be put on the trophy

Charity Winner's email address *

Charity Winner's contact number *

Why are you choosing this person as your Charity Winner? *

What makes them stand out?

This could be a range of reasons and could include but not limited to:

- Why they are an asset to your charity
- What makes them stand out

Commitment to Volunteering *

How has the volunteer demonstrated their ongoing commitment to your charity?

Please provide specific examples, this can be through:
- Time per week/ month given
- How many years/months has the volunteer has been with the charity? If the project was time bound, did they extended their commitment

Development in the role *

How has the volunteer made a tangible differences to the organisation?

Possible examples could include:

- Successfully leading a project
- Broadening the scope of the charity
- Bringing other volunteers on board

Please provide specific examples.

Outstanding Contribution *

How has the volunteer demonstrated a positive contribution towards devising, planning, and implementing a project/activity or campaign?

Please demonstrate why you think it is likely that this volunteer with continue to contribute in the future to your charity, to the community or to any other charities. This can be from previous experience or ongoing. Please provide specific examples.

Please write a two-line summary about your Charity Winner. *

This two-line summary should highlight why your Charity Winner has been selected. This summary will be used in our brochure.

Photo and Supporting Evidence

Please make sure the photo meets the requirements outlined below:

- Your charity winner is alone in the photo.
- The photo is of high quality and has a good resolution
- The photo has space around your charity winner's face, do not crop a photo too closely.

If you do not have a photo of your charity winner, this can be sent separately via email. Please upload an image of your charity's logo so you can submit.

Please upload a photo of nominee *

Supporting Evidence

If appropriate, please upload up to four relevant attachments containing supporting evidence or references along with your application. Please only use this option if you feel it will enhance the nomination. Please note that only Word, PDF, JPEG and PNG files are accepted. You may upload your supporting evidence here.