The Queen's Award for Voluntary Service

The Queen's Award for Voluntary Service is an esteemed award in the UK that recognizes outstanding volunteer groups who make a significant impact in their communities. Established in 2002, it is considered the highest award for volunteer work, similar to an MBE for individuals. The award highlights the dedication and achievements of groups that improve the lives of others through their charitable activities. Recipients receive a certificate signed by the Queen and a crystal award, honoring their commitment to service and community well-being. It serves to inspire and encourage further volunteerism across the nation.