Girlguiding UK and The Good Agency awarded best not-for-profit Corporate Publication by CorpComms

Girlguiding UK, the UK’s largest voluntary organisation for girls and young women has won CorpComms not-for-profit Corporate Publication Award for their 2010 Impact Report.

Fundraising and campaigning communication specialists, The Good Agency produced the report concept, design and a how-to guide enabling Girlguiding UK to build the interactive elements and send the report live.

The report was shortlisted in August and the accolade awarded over WWF-UK’s Action Magazine by Neo Communications, the Ministry of Defence’s Soldier and Coller Institute of Private Equity’s Private Equity Findings by Bladenmore.

Donna Holland, Fundraising and Marketing Manager at Girlguiding UK says “We wanted to show all the incredible work our volunteers have put into celebrating our Centenary year in a creative, interactive and engaging impact report and having worked with The Good Agency previously, I knew they could deliver. Not only did they product excellent strategy and wonderful creative they did it all on an incredibly conservative budget.”

Reuben Turner, Creative Director, The Good Agency, adds, “We believe Impact Reports should be as interesting, interactive and exciting as any other project –they don’t have to be expensive, time-consuming and paper-heavy. It’s always a pleasure working with organisations like Girlguiding UK who believe the same.”

This is the second award Donna Holland has won with The Good Agency, having previously collaborated on an annual report for charity, Missing People. The highly visual and impact led report was awarded a Third Sector Excellence Award in 2009. To view the report, visit: http://cde.cerosmedia.com/1C4981dfac0f218012.cde

To view Girlguiding UK’s Impact report, visit: http://www.girlguiding.org.uk/impactreport/index.html

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