Purpose Awards winners revealed

The winners of the 2021 Purpose Awards have been announced.

The awards, which are run by Third Sector and sister titles PRWeek and Campaign, recognise campaigns that use creative ideas successfully to further positive causes, and acknowledge the organisations behind them.

The Climate Store by Prime Weber Shandwick for Felix won a hattrick of awards, while the agency’s Iceland Feeds the Nation campaign for Iceland Foods was also recognised. There was a brace of awards for Fabric of the Community by W Communications for Grenfell Athletic FC.

Fighting Food Poverty by Lucky Generals for Co-op was Campaign of the Year – and Co-op was Brand of the Year (see the full list below).

The awards were announced via virtual ceremonies on Tuesday and Wednesday this week.

The awards recognise campaigns that use creative ideas successfully to further positive causes, and acknowledge the organisations behind them. They are open to agencies, brands, public sector bodies, charities and NGOs throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

The chair of judges this year was Tanya Joseph, who helped create one of the best-known purpose campaigns of the modern era through Sport England’s This Girl Can, which in its first year inspired 2.8 million women to get active. Joseph joined Hill+Knowlton Strategies last year as managing director of specialist services in London.

Thanks to all the judges and to everyone who entered.

Facebook has been an exclusive partner for this year’s Purpose Awards.

Below is the full list of categories – click on the links to find out details of the winners, highly commended and finalists in each category: