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Volunteering in Perth & Kinross Awards (VIPKs) 2026

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Shine a Light on Local Volunteers

To celebrate the International Year of Volunteering for Sustainable Development, Third Sector Interface Perth & Kinross is proud to launch our first ever Volunteering in Perth & Kinross Awards – the VIPKs

We know just how vital volunteers are to our communities, and these awards are all about recognising the incredible people who give their time, energy and passion to make a difference locally.

Know a VIPK? Nominate them today

Do you know someone who goes above and beyond through volunteering? This is a great opportunity to recognise their contribution.

How to nominate

Closing date for nominations: 30 April 2026

If you are having technical issues whilst submitting your video, send us an email!

Award Categories

Nominations will be shortlisted across eight categories, with winners selected by an independent panel for each:

  • Youth Volunteer
  • Environmental Volunteer
  • Group Volunteers (Non ESV)
  • ESV Volunteer(s)
  • Long Standing Volunteer
  • Innovative Volunteer
  • Volunteer Manager
  • Board Member / Trustee

Awards Ceremony

Winners will be invited to attend our awards ceremony, where their achievements will be celebrated.

  • Date: [To be confirmed]
  • Location: [To be confirmed]
  • Time: [To be confirmed]

Each winner will receive 2 free tickets, with additional tickets available to purchase.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can be nominated?

Anyone who volunteers in Perth and Kinross can be nominated, with no age limit.

Who can make a nomination?

Anyone – whether you’re part of an organisation, a fellow volunteer, or a member of the public.

Do I have to complete both the form and the video?

Yes, both steps are required for a nomination to be considered.

How long should the video be?

Up to 2 minutes.

How will winners be chosen?

All nominations will be reviewed and shortlisted, with winners selected by an independent panel.

Can I nominate more than one person?

You can nominate one person per category (or one group for relevant categories)

Can organisations nominate themselves or their volunteers?

Organisations can nominate their own Volunteers and Volunteer Manager.

What happens after I submit a nomination?

After you submit your nomination, it will be reviewed and shortlisted by an independent panel. If your nominee is shortlisted, we may get in touch to confirm details and ensure they’re happy to be included in the awards.

Get Involved

Volunteers are at the heart of our communities – let’s celebrate them.

So, do you know a VIPK? Get nominating now!

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