The winners of the Good Governance Awards 2022 in the non-profit sector have been announced by Carmichael.
The company, which provides training and support for non-profits in Ireland, organises the awards to promote “strong governance, accountability and transparency” in the sector.
The awards first began in 2015 and this year 120 non-profits entered; the winners are decided based on an organisation’s annual report and financial statements.
“The Good Governance Awards raise the quality of corporate governance in the non-profit sector by encouraging higher standards of good practice,” Diarmaid Ó Corrbuí, CEO of Carmichael, said.
“Expert feedback is provided to all entrants on how to improve the quality of their annual reports. This helps to ensure our sector is meeting best practice and constantly reforming.”
The winners were as follows:
- Category 1 Winner: NiteLine
For organisations with an annual turnover of less than €50,000
- Category 2 Winner: Breaking Through CLG
For organisations with an annual turnover of between €50,000 and €250.000.
- Category 3 Winner: Mental Health Reform
For organisations with an annual turnover of over €250,000 and under €1 million.
- Category 4: The Ark
For organisations with an annual turnover of over €1 million and under €5 million.
- Category 5 The Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation:
For organisations with an annual turnover of over €5 million and under €15 million
- Category 6 Barnardos Ireland:
For organisations with an annual turnover of over €15 million and under €50 million
- Category 7 Trócaire:
For organisations with an annual turnover of over €50 million.
