Gwobrau’r Loteri Genedlaethol
Ymgyrch flynyddol yw Gwobrau Pen-blwydd y Loteri Genedlaethol yn 25 mlwydd oed i chwilio am holl brosiectau a phobl y DU a ariennir gan y Loteri. Mae’r Gwobrau yn ffordd wych o ddathlu pobl gyffredin yn gwneud pethau anhygoel gydag arian y Loteri Genedlaethol.
Eleni, bydd y Gwobrau yn adlewyrchu ein hetifeddiaeth dros 25 mlynedd, gan roi cyfle gwych i ddathlu prosiectau a phobl sydd wedi cael budd o arian y Loteri Genedlaethol dros y chwarter canrif diwethaf. Felly os ydych yn derbyn arian nawr neu wedi’i dderbyn yn y gorffennol ond nad ydych bellach yn ei dderbyn, rydych yn gymwys i ymgeisio.
Mae’r enwebiadau ar gyfer Gwobrau Pen-blwydd y Loteri Genedlaethol yn 25 mlwydd oed ar agor yn awr. Cliciwch ar y botwm glas ar y dde i enwebu eich hunan neu un o’ch hoff brosiectau!
Bydd yr enwebiadau yn cau am ganol nos ar 30 Ebrill. Bydd enillwyr Gwobrau’r Loteri Genedlaethol yn derbyn gwobr ariannol o £10,000 a chydnabyddiaeth genedlaethol mewn seremoni urddasol a ddarlledir ar BBC Un yn yr Hydref.
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.
