Celebrating You – tips for making a nomination

Unfortunately, we can’t shortlist everybody who’s nominated for an award but by following these tips you write the best possible nomination.

• The information on the nomination form is what the judging panel will base their decision, so make sure it’s clear, concise and includes examples of how they’ve made a tangible difference to those affected by brain tumours.
• Include some personal information about who you’re nominating and why they choose to support those affected by a brain tumour.
• Making sure you read the descriptions of the different categories will help you understand what we’re looking for in a winner and will help you write your nomination.
• Let us know what they’ve achieved and give examples of how they’ve demonstrated an exceptional level of commitment to supporting those affected by a brain tumour.
• Tell us why you think they should receive an award and what it would mean to them.
• Explain what their plans are for supporting those affected by a brain tumour in the future.
• If you’d prefer to send us a video that shows explains why they deserve this award, that’s absolutely fine too and you’ll be given the option to upload a video when you complete the nomination form.