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Big-hearted Stansted staff have been honoured for vital work they carry out as fundraisers and volunteers in the community at an award ceremony held at the airport.
I-Volunteer is a special award scheme run by BAA Communities Trust to celebrate and reward the many volunteering and fundraising achievements of London Stansted staff in their local community.
The national awards were first launched in 2004 by the Trust, but for the first time this year, the competition was run locally at Stansted.
Speaking at the event, held at the airport’s Radisson Blu Hotel on April 4, Stansted Airport’s Managing Director, Nick Barton said:
“Everyone here tonight should feel very proud of what they have achieved. Congratulations to all of tonight’s winners - you are all important and valued ambassadors for London Stansted in the local community and these awards are just one way in which we can say thank you.”
Shortlisted entrants received a donation of £250 for their chosen charity, with category winners receiving £2000, and runners up receiving £1000.
In total, £15,250 was donated to various charities and local community projects.
Winners include:
Outstanding Contribution Award: Heather Stevens - Takeley
The night’s top award of £2,500 went to Heather Stevens, a security officer from Takeley. She picked up the Outstanding Contribution Award, for her work for Help for Heroes and the Hedley Court Rehab Centre.
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