Supporters

Young people’s futures depend on their educational and health status and their readiness to take on responsibility for their lives.

The Award Programme gives all young people the opportunity to develop essential life and work skills. It also encourages in them a sense of responsibility towards their community and the environment.

Giving young people a chance to achieve and to have their success publicly acknowledged can change their lives and give them a new direction. Read our testimonials to find out how, or click here to view our recent BBC Lifeline appeal.

Why We Need Your Support

Without The International Award Association, the Programme could not exist worldwide. We rely on the generous support of corporate donors, trusts, foundations and dedicated individuals who support us in our mission to bring the Award to more young people. Our vision is to have one million participants by the end of the decade.

Find out more about our fundraising activities and help us to continue challenging young people everywhere.

Global Benefactor: Peter Cruddas, our Global Benefactor, explains why he supports the International Award.
Corporate Supporters: Our corporate supporters play a vital role in making the Award available to more young people.
World Fellowship: The World Fellowship is a unique, high-level global network that supports the long-term development of the Award.
Young Fellows: Young Fellows are a network of successful, like-minded individuals, who help to ensure the sustainability of the Award.
Friends of the Award: Find out about our Friends scheme, which recognises donors whose support exceeds £1000.
International Special Projects Group: Our International Special Projects Group supports initiatives that extend the Award to more young people.