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BBC Radio Norfolk Make A Difference Awards

Written by Hannah Scuffham

The BBC Radio Norfolk Make A Difference Awards celebrate those who make life better for others in our communities.

Nominations are now open and close on Monday 31st March at 5:00pm


Shortlisted finalists will be notified from June 2025 and the Make a Difference Award ceremony will take place in September 2025.

You must be aged 18 or over to nominate someone for an award.


Nominate a volunteer who goes above and beyond in one of the following categories:


  • The Volunteer Award - Awarded to an individual who makes a notable difference to their community by giving their time voluntarily to help others.
  • The Young Hero Award - Awarded to someone under 16 who has made a positive impact in their community or achieved something exceptional.
  • The Great Neighbour Award - Awarded to an individual who helps to make the neighbourhood a better place to live or work in, either on a regular basis or through a single act of kindness.
  • The Active Award - Awarded to an individual or group of people who have used physical activity or sport as a way of improving the lives of those in their community.
  • The Animal Award - Awarded to either a remarkable animal that improves people's lives, or an individual or group of people who improve the welfare of animals.
  • The Green Award - Awarded to an individual or group of people who improve or conserve their local environment.
  • The Fundraiser Award - Awarded to an individual or group of people who have gone the extra mile to raise funds for a good cause.
  • The Community Group Award - Awarded to a group of people who have helped to change the lives of others within their community.



Make a Difference Awards - Award Rules

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