Marsh Charitable Trust

Marsh Charitable Trust – Marsh Volunteer Awards with Butterfly Conservation These Awards are run in partnership with Butterfly Conservation, and aim to recognise and celebrate the contributions of volunteers that go above and beyond for the organisation, and for the…

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Good luck to all the wonderful volunteers!! 💫

Special Recognition Award – for a volunteer who deserves special recognition for such things as: long service, dedication to a specific species or landscape, research which advances the understanding of a species or a recent publication.

Young Volunteer of the Year Award – for a volunteer between the ages of 18 and 35 who has made an impact on their area or project through their volunteering.

Volunteer Community Engagement Award – for a volunteer (or group) who have worked with and engaged their local community in the work of Butterfly Conservation.

Volunteer Newcomer Award – for a volunteer who has joined Butterfly Conservation within the past year and made an impact in their area or project.

Volunteer Impact Award – for a volunteer (or group) whose contributions have made a substantial impact on a local species or landscape.

Volunteer Mentor Award – for volunteer who has taken the time to mentor others alongside their regular volunteering duties.

There are 6 Awards, across different categories, which aim to recognise and celebrate the contributions of volunteers that go above and beyond for the organisation, and for the conservation of butterflies and moths.

The Marsh Awards held in partnership with @savebutterflies.bsky.social are now open and accepting nominations for 2026!

SCULPTORS! 💥

Nominations are OPEN! 🌋

For our 2026 PSSA Marsh Award for Excellence in Public Sculpture, Fountains and Conservation

2022 Winner, Veronica Ryan OBE RA Windrush Commission Hackney

👉Nominate YOUR work HERE pssauk.org/awards/
@marshawards.bsky.social

Marsh Charitable Trust – Marsh Award for Excellence in Public Sculpture This Award is run in partnership with the Public Statues and Sculpture Association (PSSA) and celebrates excellence in contemporary sculpture.

And here to see more about our previous winners: www.marshcharitabletrust.org/award/marsh-award-for-excellence-in-public-sculpture

Good Luck!⭐

PSSA Marsh Awards - Public Statues and Sculpture Association Advancing the Appreciation of Sculpture

Please visit pssauk.org/awards/ for more information on how to apply

Above you’ll see last years winners, Na Dorsen by Will Maclean and Marian Leven.

The Marsh Awards held in partnership with PSSA are now accepting nominations for 2026!

This Award is run in partnership with the Public Statues and Sculpture Association (PSSA) and celebrates excellence in contemporary sculpture.

Marsh Charitable Trust – St Paul’s Cathedral St Paul’s Cathedral is the Anglican Cathedral Church of the Diocese of London offering daily worship, and a focus for spirituality, prayer, learning and outreach. It is the seat of the Bishop of…

A huge congratulations to this year's winners!

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This year's winners are as follows:

Marsh Volunteer Group Award: The Luxmuralis Volunteers and The Friday Guiding Team

Marsh Volunteer Awards: Gillian Scahill, Patrick Rice, Julia Male and Mary O’Shea

These Awards were presented across two different categories and recognise the dedication of the St Paul’s Cathedral volunteers, celebrating both individuals and teams who go above and beyond to welcome visitors and ensure the upkeep of the cathedral.

Last week the MCT presented the Marsh Volunteer Awards in Partnership with St Paul’s Cathedral.

Marsh Charitable Trust – Awards 4 Matthew Parker Street, London, SW1H 9NP Tel: 07766 391674 Fax: 020 7222 0294

Once again congratulations to all of this year’s winners!
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Always reliable and ready to help, he goes above and beyond to create a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere. We’re thrilled to recognise his dedication and inspiring contribution!

Volunteer of the Year Award

This Winner joined the Museum of London volunteer team this year and has already made an incredible impact. From supporting schools and families to contributing to cultural festivals, his enthusiasm and kindness shine through in every interaction.

Her curiosity and confidence grew throughout the week, leaving a lasting impact on staff and visitors.

Work Experience Student of the Year Award – Tharah Rahman

Tharah impressed us during her placement with creativity, adaptability and professionalism. From helping design a youth-led tour to supporting families in the Mudlarks gallery, she embraced every challenge with enthusiasm.

Over the past year, she’s catalogued historic maps, improved storage, and mastered the library system—all while showing incredible dedication and eagerness to learn. Her commitment and professionalism truly shine!

Young Volunteer of the Year Award – Dorothy Pang

Dorothy started as a UCL student placement and stayed on to make a big impact in the Museum of London library.

From guiding school groups to mentoring new volunteers, their teamwork and dedication have made a lasting impact. Their warmth and professionalism deserve heartfelt recognition!

Volunteer Team of the Year Award – Thursday Team (Jack How and Maggie Wood)

For 10 years, Jack and Maggie have brought enthusiasm, care and humour to the Museum of London’s Learning Programme.

A couple of weeks ago the Awards for volunteering held in partnership with the Museum of London were presented, spanning across four different categories. Congratulations to our 2025 winners! Please see more information below…

Marsh Charitable Trust – Awards 4 Matthew Parker Street, London, SW1H 9NP Tel: 07766 391674 Fax: 020 7222 0294

Work Experience Student of the Year Award – Tharah Rahman
Tharah impressed us during her placement with creativity, adaptability and professionalism.

Over the past year, she’s catalogued historic maps, improved storage, and mastered the library system—all while showing incredible dedication and eagerness to learn. Her commitment and professionalism truly shine!

Young Volunteer of the Year Award – Dorothy Pang
Dorothy started as a UCL student placement and stayed on to make a big impact in the Museum of London library.