Global Impact Awards A better world faster
The Google Impact Challenge launched in the UK in 2013 and is traveling around the globe to support innovative non-profits using tech to make a better world.
We have also hosted the Google Impact Challenge in India, Brazil and the United States and are now back in the UK. Visit g.co/ukchallenge to learn more and to apply.
Global Impact Awardees
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On 3rd June, 10 Global Impact Challenge finalists pitched their projects to our panel of judges who selected three Awardees and unveiled the fan favourite.
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Sir Tim Berners-LeeSir Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web in 1989. He founded the World Wide Web Foundation in 2009, devoted to achieving a world in which all people can use the Web.
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Sir Richard BransonSir Richard Branson is Founder of the Virgin Group. In 2004 he established Virgin Unite, tackling social and environmental problems.
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Matt BrittinMatt Brittin is Vice President of Google in Northern and Central Europe. He helps consumers and businesses make the most of the Web.
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Jilly ForsterJilly Forster is Chair of Forster Communications, the social change agency founded to provide fresh thinking to tackle social challenges.
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Jacquelline FullerJacquelline Fuller leads Google Giving, investing more than $50 million a year in tech innovators creating transformational impact at scale.