Are you aged between 18 and 29 and making a positive difference to society in the UK?

If the answer is yes, then we want to hear from you! 

Our annual award is once again seeking to reward those making their mark in social enterprise and celebrate the success of young entrepreneurs. 

The winner of this prestigious award, now in its 7^th year, will receive a £1000 prize and coverage of their success across the Anjool Maldé Memorial Trust and Localgiving website and media channels, as well as inclusion in a widely trailed press release from the Trust. 

Key information

• Deadline: Applications must be received by 17:00 on Friday 21^st June 2024.
• Eligibility: Aged between 18 and 29 and based in the UK; founder of a social enterprise, charity or project focusing on a social goal. 
• What you need to do: Entry is easy and only take a few minutes. Submit your entry via the button below

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Judging criteria

• Impact - what difference are you making to our society? 
• Value - how much success have you had so far?
• Measurement - how are you measuring your success in order to maximise the impact you have?

Our 2023 winner was Joan Oluwabusola Omolola Idowu (pictured above), founder of Several Seats for whom the award was an important step in their growth, telling us: “Several Seats have allowed me not only hear the untold stories of the women in my community but invite them to take a seat at the table to have their voices heard. I love what I do and feel inspired when our small changes make a huge impact. Thank you for the award and I look forward using the money to reach more community groups and grow our initiatives further. A huge thank you to the Anjool Maldé Memorial Trust and Localgiving for supporting our vision and the work we aim to do!”

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About the Anjool Maldé Trust:

The charity rewards and inspires young adults to ‘do good, do well’ in their life and career. It commemorates the life of Anjool Maldé (1984-2009) - known as Jools to his friends and colleagues.

Jools was a bright young man who lost his life tragically, two days before his 25th birthday. Many admirers wished for a lasting legacy celebrating his qualities - a generous, helpful, enterprising and innovative young man.

The Anjool Maldé Trust was set up in 2010 to turn this vision into reality. By the start of 2023, some 160 of the UK's brightest and talented best graduate-age young adults had been rewarded for their exemplary achievements. You can see more on the Trust here.

Hurry and apply today, the application deadline is 17.00 Friday 21st June 2024!