30/07/2026
ANJOOL MALDE AWARDS 2026 – DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF MATTHEW HALL
The Anjool Maldé Trust has announced the winners of its annual awards, celebrating young talent across various fields while honoring the legacies of Anjool Maldé and notable figures Matthew Hall and Ken Eason. Established in 2010, the Trust aims to inspire young individuals to excel in their lives and careers.
This year’s awards included the Ken Eason Design Award, recognizing innovative designs that address human needs. Winners included Sarah Brown, who created a device for amputees, and Samuel Skelcher-Maxwell, who developed a specialized travel chair for those with limited mobility.
The Anjool Maldé Scholarship at St Peter’s College awarded five students for their academic and community contributions. The Jazz Prize went to Tom Barber, whose recognition will aid in launching his professional career. Roo Ford received the Photography Award for a project highlighting trans rights, while Eva Madden and Georgia McPoland were honored for their documentary on Irish craftsmanship.
Rick Saunders, a founding member of the Trust, expressed pride in the achievements of over 200 young adults recognized since its inception, emphasizing the importance of kindness and generosity in shaping future leaders.
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