A woman who leapt into fundraising action after her mother died from Motor Neurone Disease has been dubbed an ‘outstanding candidate’ for the Fundraiser of the Year award.
Her nominator said Panda Phelan’s efforts in raising awareness for the UK Motor Neurone Disease Association have been ‘exceptional’.
“Following the loss of her beloved and brave mother Linda to this devastating illness, Panda channelled her grief into positive action,” they said.
She organised and took part in charitable events, including walks, music nights and raffles.
“Panda has not only raised crucial funds for research and support programmes but has also increased public understanding and compassion for those living with Motor Neurone Disease,” her nominator added.
Panda’s organisational skills and leadership abilities were also praised. “She demonstrates exceptional planning and execution capabilities. Her attention to detail, creativity, and ability to rally supporters have made her events memorable and impactful,” said her nominator.
“I firmly believe that she is an outstanding candidate for this award,” they said. “Her tireless dedication, resilience, and genuine passion for making a difference have positively impacted countless lives, and she continues to inspire those around her to strive for a better and more compassionate world.”
