Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2026 Information Session
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Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2025 Event Photos
We’re pleased to share photos from the Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2025, captured by our volunteer photographer Andy Gale.
Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2025 – Volunteering-Wales Most Active Volunteer: Maria Arambarri
Maria Arambarri is the winner for Volunteering-Wales Most Active Volunteer at the Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2025! Maria first began as…
Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2025 – Inclusive Business of the Year: NuLife Furniture
NuLife Furniture is the winner for Inclusive Business of the Year at the Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2025! The organisation first…
Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2025 – Volunteer Coordinator of the Year Winner: Kath Hudd
Kath Hudd is the winner for the Volunteer Coordinator of the Year at the Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2025! Kath joined…
Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2025 – Volunteer of the Year Winner: Yevheniia Rizina
Yevheniia Rizina, known as Jane by her colleagues and loved ones, is the winner for Volunteer of the Year at…
Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2025 – Young Volunteer of the Year Winner: Anss Saleem
Anss Saleem is the winner for Young Volunteer of the Year at the Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2025! At just 16…
Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2025 – Trustee of the Year Winner: Ashlie Lewis
Ashlie Lewis is the winner for Trustee of the Year at the Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2025! An exceptional trustee at…
Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2025 – Outstanding Community Volunteer Winner: Awara Rasul
Awara Rasul is the winner for Outstanding Community Volunteer at the Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2025! Awara has volunteered tirelessly for…
Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2025 – Volunteer Group of the Year Winner: Hope St Mellons
Hope St Mellons is the winner for Volunteer Group of the Year at the Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2025! This organisation…
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