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How to nominate

It is quick and easy to nominate a group/individual for an Dunfermline Press Community Champion Awards.

1. Choose A Category
Choose a category from the list below.

2. Choose a nomination method
Either submit the form online by clicking the ‘Nominate Now’ button, or download the entry guide below.

3. Complete the form and send it
The form is just a few simple questions to give us an idea of why your nominee deserves to win.

If you have any questions regarding the nomination process or require the nomination form in a different format, please see the FAQ section below or get in touch via the details on the contact page.

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2026 Categories

CHARITY CHAMPION OF THE YEAR

This award is for an individual or group who have dedicated their lives to supporting an amazing cause. A chance to recognise the incredible work they undertake tirelessly.

COMMUNITY CHAMPION OF THE YEAR

Rewarding a local individual or group aged 18 and over who go out of their way to help those around them, whose actions are a force for good in making the community a better place.

HEART OF GOLD AWARD

This award goes to an individual who has made a contribution of outstanding significance to their community. We will be recognising someone whose actions, achievements, courage or bravery have touched the lives of others and made a difference. We are looking for someone with a true heart of gold.

LITTLE CHAMPION OF THE YEAR

Children in nursery or primary school who have shown bravery, compassion, or exceptional spirit.

SENIOR COMMUNITY CHAMPION OF THE YEAR

We are looking for a local hero or team from the 60 and over age group who, after many years of hard work, continue to devote much of their time to helping other individuals or groups in their community. We want to hear about and reward the work of those special older citizens.

YOUTH COMMUNITY CHAMPION OF THE YEAR

We are looking for a group of young people or an individual who are in secondary school (S1-S6), who makes a significant contribution to their local community. They may have fundraised, campaigned on issues which are important to young people or helped others less fortunate. We know kids sometimes get a bad reputation. Tell us now about the kids whose heart is in the right place.