Awards mark Spinal Injuries Awareness Day 2010
For the third year running Digby Brown sponsored the Spinal Injuries Scotland Annual Awards lunch on Friday 21st May 2010 held in the Radisson BLU, Glasgow to mark Spinal Injuries Awareness Day.
Digby Brown’s own Robert Swanney commented: "During my longstanding relationship with Spinal Injuries Scotland I have witnessed the charity grow and develop through the often unseen work carried out by
For the third year running Digby Brown sponsored the Spinal Injuries Scotland Annual Awards lunch on Friday 21st May 2010 held in the Radisson BLU, Glasgow to mark Spinal Injuries Awareness Day.
Digby Brown’s own Robert Swanney commented: "During my longstanding relationship with Spinal Injuries Scotland I have witnessed the charity grow and develop through the often unseen work carried out by
volunteers who help so many people come to terms with this life changing injury. Digby Brown
sponsor these awards to ensure those volunteers who are involved with the charity appreciate how
much they are valued.”
The awards recognise those who have made a major contribution to the charity throughout the previous year.
“Volunteer of the Year” – Jim Marnell
The Volunteer of the Year award was presented by David Allan, consultant at Queen Elizabeth Spinal Injuries Unit, Southern General Hospital to Jim Marnell for his inexhaustible support of those patients at the Unit despite the limitations of his own injury.
“Volunteers of the Year” – Santander represented by Sarah Clark
The Volunteers of the Year award was presented Robert Swanney, senior partner at Digby Brown Solicitors to a group from Santander represented by Sarah Clark for their unwavering commitment to fundraising at various events throughout the year.
“Supporters of the Year” – Ann Thomson, Jim Mair and Iris Mair
The Supporters of the Year Award was presented by Spinal Injuries Scotland chairman, Adrian O'Donnell to Ann Thomson, Jim Mair and Iris Mair, who for many years now have organised of the annual Montrose Coffee Morning.
To mark the 50th anniversary of the charity a special award was made by retiring Spinal Injuries Scotland vice chairman, Trevor Eakin to the Queen Elizabeth Spinal Injuries Unit, Southern General Hospital which was accepted by Margaret McKillop clinical services manager at the hospital.
The awards recognise those who have made a major contribution to the charity throughout the previous year.
“Volunteer of the Year” – Jim Marnell
The Volunteer of the Year award was presented by David Allan, consultant at Queen Elizabeth Spinal Injuries Unit, Southern General Hospital to Jim Marnell for his inexhaustible support of those patients at the Unit despite the limitations of his own injury.
“Volunteers of the Year” – Santander represented by Sarah Clark
The Volunteers of the Year award was presented Robert Swanney, senior partner at Digby Brown Solicitors to a group from Santander represented by Sarah Clark for their unwavering commitment to fundraising at various events throughout the year.
“Supporters of the Year” – Ann Thomson, Jim Mair and Iris Mair
The Supporters of the Year Award was presented by Spinal Injuries Scotland chairman, Adrian O'Donnell to Ann Thomson, Jim Mair and Iris Mair, who for many years now have organised of the annual Montrose Coffee Morning.
To mark the 50th anniversary of the charity a special award was made by retiring Spinal Injuries Scotland vice chairman, Trevor Eakin to the Queen Elizabeth Spinal Injuries Unit, Southern General Hospital which was accepted by Margaret McKillop clinical services manager at the hospital.
