ING Solidarity Awards - 10th anniversary
On Thursday 8 December 2022, 7 non-profit organisations stepped on stage to be awarded prizes during the 10th edition of the ING Solidarity Awards!
Empowering the Luxembourg non-profit scene
As every year, ING's objective is to support and promote the Luxembourg non-profit sector, which often still lacks the funds and resources to achieve its objectives, despite the remarkable work they are carrying out.
The contest
This year, the seven-member jury selected four projects in two categories, each of which received a cheque of 5,000 €. In addition, the jury had the possibility to award a share of the 10-year prize (an extra 10,000 €) to 3 more associations, and each of these 3 projects received a prize of 2,500 €. One of these 3 associations could win an additional 2,500 € thanks to the public vote, which decided which project was supported by a total of 5,000 €.
The categories
- Financial inclusion: Any project of entities working to improve the financial condition of individuals, for example through education or social and economic integration.
- Environmental protection: Any project by institutions working to protect the environment, for example by counteracting the effects of climate change.
List of winners in each category:
1. Category « Financial inclusion »
- 3AL Autism Awareness Association Luxembourg asbl
- Action pour un Monde Uni
2. Category « Environmental protection »
- Pour un Sourire d'Enfant Luxembourg asbl
- EBL Emweltberodung Lëtzebuerg asbl
The share of the 10-year prize went to:
- 2care2share (2,500 €)
- L’ONGD de la FNEL (2,500 €)
- Aide à l’enfance de l’Inde et Népal (5,000 €)
The 7-person jury was composed of people from both inside and outside ING. Together they determined the most convincing projects in terms of value, impact and method of implementation.
Jury members of the ING Solidarity Awards 2022:
- Anaïs Bourin, CSR advisor at INDR
- Nancy Thomas, Director of IMS Luxembourg
- François Masquelier, CEO Simply Treasury
- Anne Canel, NED, Member of the Board at ING in Luxembourg
- Delphine Berlemont, Director of Human Resources at ING in Luxembourg
- Anthony Collignon, Business analyst at ING in Luxembourg
- Patrick Chillet, Head of Internal Audit Department at ING in Luxembourg
Michael Burch, CEO of ING in Luxembourg: “I am very proud of ING. It is important to give back and to help the ones less fortunate or needing help. Let's continue to make a difference - together! Thanks a lot to Stéphanie Moulin for organising this special project and the Jury members for their commitment!”
Congratulations to the winners of this year's 10th edition!
For more information, please visit ING in Luxembourg’s website: www.ing.lu/solidarityawards
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