The 25th Birthday National Lottery Awards
The 25th Birthday National Lottery Awards is the annual search to find the UK's favourite Lottery-funded projects and the people. The Awards are a great way of celebrating the ordinary people doing extraordinary things with National Lottery funding.
This year, the Awards will reflect our 25-year legacy, giving us a fantastic opportunity to celebrate projects and people who have benefitted from National Lottery funding over the last quarter of a century. So if you’re receiving funding now or you received it in the past but no longer do, you are eligible to enter.
Nominations for The 25th Birthday National Lottery Awards have closed for this year. We'll be back soon with our latest finalists and how you can vote for your favourite projects. Follow @LottoGoodCauses on twitter and National Lottery Good Causes on Facebook for the latest updates.
2018 Winners
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Hull City of Culture
Hull's year as the UK's award winning City of Culture was a stellar success, putting the city into the national spotlight.
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Armistice Cantata
Armistice Cantata, a poignant production of words and music. Devised by primary school children in Cardiff it uses music and history to link primary schools with older people in their communities.
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Polli:Nation
Polli:Nation is a three-year biodiversity project, educating 28,000 children and their teachers in the UK about the range and role of pollinating insects and how to help them.
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BECCA
The Breast Cancer Care app (BECCA) supports people moving forwards after breast cancer.
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Heritage Ability
The Heritage Ability project by Living Options Devon is helping 20 heritage destinations in the South West become more accessible over a three year period.
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Sheffield Steelkings
The Sheffield Steelkings Para Ice Hockey Club allows people with any lower body disabilities or impairments to play a fast-paced, physical and highly skilled team sport.
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The Bike Project
The Bike Project recycles second hand bicycles and donates them to asylum seekers and refugees who often face a stark choice between paying for food or public transport.
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Duncan Scott
At just 20 years of age, Duncan is already a multi medal winning athlete. Hailing from Glasgow, Duncan brought home six swimming medals from this year's Commonwealth Games making him the most successful Scot ever at a single games.
