Our Awards
Breakthrough produces many award-winning communications and campaigns. Of course, we feel tremendous pride in our work, but we aren't just tooting our own horn. These awards highlight the effectiveness of our work to educate more women on the signs and symptoms of breast cancer, to explain the work of our scientists in a way that is easy to understand and to ensure our supporters know how their vital support is changing the way women experience breast cancer and literally saving lives.
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2011 Plain English Award
2011 Public Affairs News Awards
2011 Charity Times Awards
2011 PR Week Awards
2011 Third Sector Excellence Awards
Finalist - Innovation in Fundraising
Too Many Women
Finalist - Best Use of Digital
iBreastCheck
2011 Institute of Fundraising National Awards
Winner - Most Innovative Fundraising Campaign
Too Many Women
Winner - Fundraiser of the Year
Harry Becher and Catriona Blampied for Too Many Women
Winner - Best Use of Events
Go Pink
Finalist - Best Use of Face-to-Face
Breast Cancer Awareness Month Donor Recruitment
2011 New Media Age Effectiveness Awards
2011 Technology4Good Awards
2011 AMRC Science Communication Awards
Winner – Science in the Media
Coverage of Dr Matt Smalley's paper published in Cell Stem Cell
Winner – Campaigning and public affairs
General Election Toolkit
Highly Commended - Newsletter or magazine
Breakthrough magazine
2011 CIPR Excellence Awards
2011 Marketing Week Engage Awards
2010 BMA Patient Information Awards
Winner (Women's Health category)
The Best Treatment: Your guide to breast cancer treatment in England & Wales
Commended
Touch Look Check leaflet
2010 Communicate Magazine Transform Awards
2009 AMRC Science Communication Awards
Overall Winner
Breast Cancer Risk Factors: The Facts
Winner - Patient Information Leaflet (sponsored by the UK Clinical Research Collaboration)
Breast Cancer Risk Factors: The Facts
Winner - Use of Design (sponsored by the Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform)
Breast Cancer Risk Factors: The Facts
Runner up - Online Research Information (sponsored by the UK Clinical Research Collaboration)
Breakthrough Generations
Runner up - Campaigning and Public Affairs (sponsored by the BioIndustry Association)
Triple negative breast cancer and the launch of the triple negative trial
Highly Commended - Research Report for Non-Expert Audience (sponsored by the Department of Health)
Highlight newsletter
2009 BMA Patient Information Awards
2009 Charity Times Awards
2008 Ask About Medicines Award
Runner Up - Improving communication about medicines between healthcare professionals and patients or medicine users
The Best Treatment: Your guide to breast cancer treatment in Scotland
2007 ePolitix Charity Champion Awards
2005 PR Week Awards
2003 PR Week Awards
Commended - Not For Profit (The Kaizo incorporating Beer Davies Award)
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
