Your fundraisers pour their hearts into raising money for you. It’s time to nominate them for a 2026 JustGiving Award!

Behind every JustGiving page is a story worth sharing. The 2026 JustGiving Awards are our way of celebrating impact, kindness, and inspiring the next generation of giving.

Nominations are now open and it’s your chance to shine a spotlight on the fundraisers who went above and beyond for your cause.

Give them the recognition they deserve. Nominate a fundraiser for a 2026 JustGiving Award.

Nominate a fundraiser now

Give your fundraisers the recognition they deserve! Nominations close 10 May.

Nominate a fundraiser

How nominations work

Last year, our winners were chosen from over 36,000 votes for making a real difference for the causes close to their hearts.

Now we’re looking for the fundraisers who deserve that moment in 2026. The ones building communities, changing lives, and inspiring the world.

Nominating someone shows your appreciation and will mean the world to them.

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And if they win, they’ll receive a sparkling trophy, plus an incredible, personalised experience: think a visit from a football legend, a celebrity showing up unannounced, or a moment they’ll never stop talking about!

Check out how we brought the celebration directly to our 2025 winners:

Ready to put someone forward? Nominate a fundraiser now.

Who do I nominate?

Nominate anyone who’s created a JustGiving Fundraising Page for your charity between 1 January 2025 and 31 March 2026. That means your marathon runners, birthday fundraisers, mountain climbers, and everyone in between!

We’re looking for the ones really going the extra mile: those building communities, changing lives, and inspiring the world.

Nominate as many people as you like, and we’ll make sure they know they were nominated whether they become a finalist or not.

Not sure who to nominate? See how to find your top fundraisers in your Reports (requires JustGiving’s Grow Plan) →

Need some inspiration?

Here are just a few examples of what JustGiving Award‑winning fundraising looks like.

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David Foster walked 140 miles in memory of his daughter Emily, raising over £12,500 on JustGiving for Rape Crisis England & Wales and helping shine a light on the need for better survivor support.

Sam Perkins completed the London Marathon despite losing all movement due to motor neurone disease, raising over £40,000 on JustGiving for Stand Against MND.

Gabriel Clarke turned his woodworking skills into a viral fundraising moment with his handmade “Bowl for Ukraine,” raising over £278,000 for Save the Children and inspiring young fundraisers across the UK.

See more JustGiving Awards winners from past years or nominate someone now.

Pro tips for a standout submission

We want to hear the stories of the most incredible fundraisers you’ve got. When you submit your nomination, tell us…

• What motivated the fundraiser to make a difference?
• What challenges did they overcome?
• What impact did their efforts make for your cause or community?
• How connected are they to do your cause or mission?

The selection panel looks for genuine impact and heart, so let that come through in your own words! See more tips on how to submit an award-worthy nomination.

Nominate a fundraiser now

Give your fundraisers the recognition they deserve! Nominations close 10 May.

Nominate a fundraiser