Marsh Charitable Trust

Awards

Social welfare awards

• Barnardo's: one of the UK's leading children's charities, working to transform the lives of vulnerable children.
• Human Trafficking Foundation: works to provide a collective voice for the many charities and agencies operating to combat human trafficking.
• Mind: one of the UK's leading charities working to improve the lives of people with experience of mental health problems.
• Prison Advice and Care Trust : a national charity that provides support to prisoners, people with convictions, and their families.
• Re-engage: dedicated to tackling loneliness and social isolation amongst older people through face-to-face contact.
• Refugee Council: one of the leading charities in the UK working directly with refugees and supporting them to rebuild their lives.
• St Mungo's: a housing association aiming to end homelessness and help people rebuild their lives.
• We Are With You: supports adults, children, young adults and older people make positive behavioural changes to change their lives for the better, particularly through recovery from addiction.
• Wilton Park: an international forum for strategic discussion, initiating discussions on issues of international security, prosperity and justice.

Conservation and ecology awards

• Botanic Gardens Conservation International : the world authority on botanic gardens and plant conservation and the only global organisation devoted to conserving the world's plant diversity.
• British Ecological Society: promotes the science of ecology through research, publications and conferences and uses the findings of research to educate the public and to influence policy.
• British Entomological and Natural History Society : promotes advancement of research in entomology with an increasing emphasis on the conservation of fauna and flora and the protection of wildlife through the world.
• British Trust for Ornithology : works to investigate, promote and protect primarily birds, but also other wildlife, by monitoring change in their populations and behaviours.
• Butterfly Conservation: a leading voice in working to stop the decline of butterflies and moths in the UK to maintain a world full of butterflies for future generations to enjoy.
• Canal and River Trust: cares for waterways in England and Wales and promotes their importance for local communities, our heritage and the environment.
• Fauna and Flora International : works in partnership with numerous smaller organisations all over the world facilitating and initiating sustainable biodiversity.
• Kent Wildlife Trust: the leading conservation organisation covering the whole of Kent and Medway, dedicated to protecting wildlife and wild habitats for everyone to enjoy.
• The Marjan Centre for the Study of Conflict and Conservation: seeks to protect the planet's biodiversity by understanding the relationship between conflict and conservation.
• Rare Breeds Survival Trust : works to conserve Britain's native livestock heritage.
• Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew : a leader in plant science and conservation.
• Royal Horticultural Society : the UK's leading gardening charity.
• The Wildlife Trusts: help to reduce the decline of nature by protecting the UK's natural and wild places, through work in both marine and terrestrial environments.
• Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust : the UK's leading voice in Wetland Conservation since 1946.
• Zoological Society of London : works to promote and ensure the worldwide conservation of animals.

Arts and culture awards

• The Arts Society: a leading arts education charity with a global network of 385 local Societies which bring people together through shared curiosity for the arts.
• British [Art Medal Society] : an organisation that brings together artists, historians, collectors and dealers in its appreciation and preservation of the medal as a traditional form of art.
• British Museum: a leader in the museum world, dedicated to human history, art and culture.
• Engage: the lead advocacy and training network for gallery education, bringing communities together through opportunities to learn and benefit from art.
• Museum of London: tells the story of London with the help of hundreds of volunteers who contribute their time, skills and interests in various ways.
• Public Statues and Sculpture Association : aims to heighten public appreciation of Britain's public sculptures and fountains, and to contribute to their preservation, protection, and promotion.
• The Royal Opera House : an opera house and a major performing arts venue.

Heritage and community

• Churches Conservation Trust : works to put historic English churches back at the heart of the community by conserving their past and regenerating the buildings for the future.
• Council for British Archaeology : an educational charity working throughout the UK to promote and involve people in archaeology.
• Heritage Crafts Association: the UK's leading organisation fighting against the loss of the nation's traditional crafts.
• Institute of Historic Building Conservation : the principal professional body for building conservation practitioners and historic environment specialists.
• National Churches Trust: dedicated to promoting and supporting church buildings of historic, architectural and community value.
• National Historic Ships UK: the official voice for historic vessels in the UK, helping to manage the upkeep and keep a record of all the historic vessels in the UK.
• Natural History Museum: a world-class visitor attraction and a leading science research centre.
• Royal [Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland|Royal Anthropological Institute] : the world's longest-established scholarly association dedicated to the furtherance of anthropology.
• Royal Museums Greenwich: is home to the Royal Observatory, the iconic historic sailing ship Cutty Sark, the National Maritime Museum and the Queen's House art gallery.