Marsh Charitable Trust
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We believe in supporting existing organisations and people who are striving to make a difference. Our aim is to contribute to and promote the excellent work which is being undertaken across the sector.
Once again congratulations to all of this year’s winners!
For more information please visit: www.marshcharitabletrust.org/awards/?part...
Marsh Charitable Trust – Awards
4 Matthew Parker Street, London, SW1H 9NP Tel: 07766 391674 Fax: 020 7222 0294
www.marshcharitabletrust.org
December 9, 2025 at 12:00 PM
Once again congratulations to all of this year’s winners!
For more information please visit: www.marshcharitabletrust.org/awards/?part...
Always reliable and ready to help, he goes above and beyond to create a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere. We’re thrilled to recognise his dedication and inspiring contribution!
December 9, 2025 at 12:00 PM
Always reliable and ready to help, he goes above and beyond to create a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere. We’re thrilled to recognise his dedication and inspiring contribution!
Volunteer of the Year Award
This Winner joined the Museum of London volunteer team this year and has already made an incredible impact. From supporting schools and families to contributing to cultural festivals, his enthusiasm and kindness shine through in every interaction.
This Winner joined the Museum of London volunteer team this year and has already made an incredible impact. From supporting schools and families to contributing to cultural festivals, his enthusiasm and kindness shine through in every interaction.
December 9, 2025 at 12:00 PM
Volunteer of the Year Award
This Winner joined the Museum of London volunteer team this year and has already made an incredible impact. From supporting schools and families to contributing to cultural festivals, his enthusiasm and kindness shine through in every interaction.
This Winner joined the Museum of London volunteer team this year and has already made an incredible impact. From supporting schools and families to contributing to cultural festivals, his enthusiasm and kindness shine through in every interaction.
Her curiosity and confidence grew throughout the week, leaving a lasting impact on staff and visitors.
December 9, 2025 at 12:00 PM
Her curiosity and confidence grew throughout the week, leaving a lasting impact on staff and visitors.
Work Experience Student of the Year Award – Tharah Rahman
Tharah impressed us during her placement with creativity, adaptability and professionalism. From helping design a youth-led tour to supporting families in the Mudlarks gallery, she embraced every challenge with enthusiasm.
Tharah impressed us during her placement with creativity, adaptability and professionalism. From helping design a youth-led tour to supporting families in the Mudlarks gallery, she embraced every challenge with enthusiasm.
December 9, 2025 at 12:00 PM
Work Experience Student of the Year Award – Tharah Rahman
Tharah impressed us during her placement with creativity, adaptability and professionalism. From helping design a youth-led tour to supporting families in the Mudlarks gallery, she embraced every challenge with enthusiasm.
Tharah impressed us during her placement with creativity, adaptability and professionalism. From helping design a youth-led tour to supporting families in the Mudlarks gallery, she embraced every challenge with enthusiasm.
Over the past year, she’s catalogued historic maps, improved storage, and mastered the library system—all while showing incredible dedication and eagerness to learn. Her commitment and professionalism truly shine!
December 9, 2025 at 12:00 PM
Over the past year, she’s catalogued historic maps, improved storage, and mastered the library system—all while showing incredible dedication and eagerness to learn. Her commitment and professionalism truly shine!
Young Volunteer of the Year Award – Dorothy Pang
Dorothy started as a UCL student placement and stayed on to make a big impact in the Museum of London library.
Dorothy started as a UCL student placement and stayed on to make a big impact in the Museum of London library.
December 9, 2025 at 12:00 PM
Young Volunteer of the Year Award – Dorothy Pang
Dorothy started as a UCL student placement and stayed on to make a big impact in the Museum of London library.
Dorothy started as a UCL student placement and stayed on to make a big impact in the Museum of London library.
From guiding school groups to mentoring new volunteers, their teamwork and dedication have made a lasting impact. Their warmth and professionalism deserve heartfelt recognition!
December 9, 2025 at 12:00 PM
From guiding school groups to mentoring new volunteers, their teamwork and dedication have made a lasting impact. Their warmth and professionalism deserve heartfelt recognition!
Volunteer Team of the Year Award – Thursday Team (Jack How and Maggie Wood)
For 10 years, Jack and Maggie have brought enthusiasm, care and humour to the Museum of London’s Learning Programme.
For 10 years, Jack and Maggie have brought enthusiasm, care and humour to the Museum of London’s Learning Programme.
December 9, 2025 at 12:00 PM
Volunteer Team of the Year Award – Thursday Team (Jack How and Maggie Wood)
For 10 years, Jack and Maggie have brought enthusiasm, care and humour to the Museum of London’s Learning Programme.
For 10 years, Jack and Maggie have brought enthusiasm, care and humour to the Museum of London’s Learning Programme.
Work Experience Student of the Year Award – Tharah Rahman
Tharah impressed us during her placement with creativity, adaptability and professionalism.
Marsh Charitable Trust – Awards
4 Matthew Parker Street, London, SW1H 9NP Tel: 07766 391674 Fax: 020 7222 0294
www.marshcharitabletrust.org
December 1, 2025 at 4:59 PM
Work Experience Student of the Year Award – Tharah Rahman
Tharah impressed us during her placement with creativity, adaptability and professionalism.
Over the past year, she’s catalogued historic maps, improved storage, and mastered the library system—all while showing incredible dedication and eagerness to learn. Her commitment and professionalism truly shine!
December 1, 2025 at 4:59 PM
Over the past year, she’s catalogued historic maps, improved storage, and mastered the library system—all while showing incredible dedication and eagerness to learn. Her commitment and professionalism truly shine!
Young Volunteer of the Year Award – Dorothy Pang
Dorothy started as a UCL student placement and stayed on to make a big impact in the Museum of London library.
December 1, 2025 at 4:59 PM
Young Volunteer of the Year Award – Dorothy Pang
Dorothy started as a UCL student placement and stayed on to make a big impact in the Museum of London library.
From guiding school groups to mentoring new volunteers, their teamwork and dedication have made a lasting impact. Their warmth and professionalism deserve heartfelt recognition!
December 1, 2025 at 4:59 PM
From guiding school groups to mentoring new volunteers, their teamwork and dedication have made a lasting impact. Their warmth and professionalism deserve heartfelt recognition!
Volunteer Team of the Year Award – Thursday Team (Jack How and Maggie Wood)
For 10 years, Jack and Maggie have brought enthusiasm, care and humour to the Museum of London’s Learning Programme.
December 1, 2025 at 4:59 PM
Volunteer Team of the Year Award – Thursday Team (Jack How and Maggie Wood)
For 10 years, Jack and Maggie have brought enthusiasm, care and humour to the Museum of London’s Learning Programme.
Always reliable and ready to help, Peter goes above and beyond to create a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere. We’re thrilled to recognize his dedication and inspiring contribution!
December 1, 2025 at 4:59 PM
Always reliable and ready to help, Peter goes above and beyond to create a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere. We’re thrilled to recognize his dedication and inspiring contribution!
Volunteer of the Year Award – Peter Niland
Peter joined the Museum of London volunteer team this year and has already made an incredible impact. From supporting schools and families to contributing to cultural festivals, his enthusiasm and kindness shine through in every interaction.
Peter joined the Museum of London volunteer team this year and has already made an incredible impact. From supporting schools and families to contributing to cultural festivals, his enthusiasm and kindness shine through in every interaction.
December 1, 2025 at 4:59 PM
Volunteer of the Year Award – Peter Niland
Peter joined the Museum of London volunteer team this year and has already made an incredible impact. From supporting schools and families to contributing to cultural festivals, his enthusiasm and kindness shine through in every interaction.
Peter joined the Museum of London volunteer team this year and has already made an incredible impact. From supporting schools and families to contributing to cultural festivals, his enthusiasm and kindness shine through in every interaction.
For more information please visit: www.marshcharitabletrust.org/awards/?part...
Photographs by Alan D West
Marsh Charitable Trust – Awards
4 Matthew Parker Street, London, SW1H 9NP Tel: 07766 391674 Fax: 020 7222 0294
www.marshcharitabletrust.org
November 26, 2025 at 2:04 PM
For more information please visit: www.marshcharitabletrust.org/awards/?part...
Photographs by Alan D West
His work champions preventive conservation, volunteer engagement, and public participation.
November 26, 2025 at 2:04 PM
His work champions preventive conservation, volunteer engagement, and public participation.
Dominic Oakes, Graduate Conservator, Brighton and Hive Museums
Dominic Oakes, Graduate Conservator at Brighton & Hove Museums, has led major projects from mould remediation of 650+ costume objects to reopening Preston Manor.
Dominic Oakes, Graduate Conservator at Brighton & Hove Museums, has led major projects from mould remediation of 650+ costume objects to reopening Preston Manor.
November 26, 2025 at 2:04 PM
Dominic Oakes, Graduate Conservator, Brighton and Hive Museums
Dominic Oakes, Graduate Conservator at Brighton & Hove Museums, has led major projects from mould remediation of 650+ costume objects to reopening Preston Manor.
Dominic Oakes, Graduate Conservator at Brighton & Hove Museums, has led major projects from mould remediation of 650+ costume objects to reopening Preston Manor.
Marsh Award for Emerging Talent in Conservation
This Award recognises emerging conservation professionals and their early career contribution to the practice of conservation.
This Award recognises emerging conservation professionals and their early career contribution to the practice of conservation.
November 26, 2025 at 2:04 PM
Marsh Award for Emerging Talent in Conservation
This Award recognises emerging conservation professionals and their early career contribution to the practice of conservation.
This Award recognises emerging conservation professionals and their early career contribution to the practice of conservation.
Her work sets a global standard for ethical, preventive care.
November 26, 2025 at 2:04 PM
Her work sets a global standard for ethical, preventive care.
Chelsea McKibbin, Senior Conservator, Natural History Museum
Chelsea McKibbin revolutionized wet specimen conservation at the Natural History Museum by introducing SORS—a non-invasive technique that safeguards specimens while enabling accurate analysis.
Chelsea McKibbin revolutionized wet specimen conservation at the Natural History Museum by introducing SORS—a non-invasive technique that safeguards specimens while enabling accurate analysis.
November 26, 2025 at 2:04 PM
Chelsea McKibbin, Senior Conservator, Natural History Museum
Chelsea McKibbin revolutionized wet specimen conservation at the Natural History Museum by introducing SORS—a non-invasive technique that safeguards specimens while enabling accurate analysis.
Chelsea McKibbin revolutionized wet specimen conservation at the Natural History Museum by introducing SORS—a non-invasive technique that safeguards specimens while enabling accurate analysis.
Innovation can take any form but should demonstrate new ways of thinking or working that are moving the practice of conservation forward.
November 26, 2025 at 2:04 PM
Innovation can take any form but should demonstrate new ways of thinking or working that are moving the practice of conservation forward.
Marsh Award for Innovation in Conservation
This award recognises individual, department or organisation-led innovation in conservation practice, research or training.
This award recognises individual, department or organisation-led innovation in conservation practice, research or training.
November 26, 2025 at 2:04 PM
Marsh Award for Innovation in Conservation
This award recognises individual, department or organisation-led innovation in conservation practice, research or training.
This award recognises individual, department or organisation-led innovation in conservation practice, research or training.