Together for Childhood Awards

Together for Childhood Awards 6

Help us say thank you! Nominate an outstanding GOSH Charity supporter, partner or donor for the Together for childhood awards.

At Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity (GOSH Charity), we stop at nothing to help give seriously ill children childhoods that are fuller, funner and longer. But we can only do it thanks to our incredible supporters, partners and donors.

Together for childhood awards categories

We recognise those who demonstrate our values of courage, curiosity and care, those who collaborate with us, who spread the word and help maximise our impact.

  • The courage award
    Recognising those who share their stories to help inspire others to get behind our fundraising. Those who courageously speak at our events, front our appeals and continuously champion the work of GOSH Charity.

  • The care award
    Recognising those who demonstrate their passion for GOSH through tireless efforts to create a better experience for patients and their families. Those who go above and beyond to fundraise and galvanise their friends, family and networks to do the same.

  • The curiosity award
    Recognising those who have demonstrated creativity and innovation to raise awareness or fundraise for GOSH Charity. From taking on incredible challenges to initiating a new fundraising concept.

  • The partnerships award
    Recognising those who collaborate with GOSH Charity and the hospital, sharing their skills and expertise, their networks and ultimately raising awareness of the hospital’s most urgent needs.

  • The impact award
    Recognising those who have had the greatest impact over the past 12 months. This could be through raising awareness of the charity, improving patient and family experience, sharing their experience or opening their networks. Those who have dedicated their time and passion to putting GOSH Charity at the heart of everything they do.

  • The growth award
    Recognising those who have opened or developed new income streams, fundraising concepts or networks and who have demonstrated their determination and passion for GOSH Charity.

  • The young people’s award (under 18)
    Recognising those young people who have demonstrated their passion for GOSH Charity and show courage, curiosity and care in everything they do.

  • JM Barrie award
    Recognising a gift or act of courage and generosity that has had, and will continue to have, a significant lasting impact on the charity and the hospital for years to come, just like JM Barrie did when he left the rights to Peter Pan to GOSH in 1929.