The Inaugural Invictus Spirit Awards 2026 - Celebrating A Night Of Extraordinary Support

Sept 24, 2026
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The inaugural Invictus Spirit Awards, presented by ATCO, brought the international Invictus Community together at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, London to celebrate the people and organisations whose commitment continues to make a difference across the Invictus Movement.

Thanks to the generous support of guests, sponsors and partners, the evening has raised more than £1.7 million for the Invictus Games Foundation, with fundraising continuing.

Hari Budha Magar Accepts the Invictus Resilience Award


At the heart of the evening was the Invictus Community.

The inaugural Invictus Spirit Awards were created to recognise the people who make the Invictus Movement what it is, recognising their stories, their achievements and the difference they continue to make.

Please enjoy this video message below from Rob Owen OBE, CEO of the Invictus Games Foundation, as he reflects on the people who make the Invictus Community what it is, the spirit that brought everyone together for the first Invictus Spirit Awards and how the money raised on the night will help give more wounded, injured and sick service personnel and veterans the opportunity to rebuild their lives through sport.

Six awards were presented during the evening, recognising contributions across the entire Invictus Community of Nations.

Invictus Champion Award
Ken Fisher

Ken Fisher was recognised for his longstanding support of military families and his contribution to the Invictus Movement through the Fisher House Foundation.

Invictus Community Award
Francisco Pedraza Osorio

Francisco Pedraza Osorio was recognised for his commitment to supporting others in the Invictus Community and helping wounded, injured and sick service personnel and veterans through their own recovery journeys in Colombia.

Invictus Movement Award
Oksana Horbach

Oksana Horbach was recognised for her leading role in developing adaptive sport in Ukraine and supporting the growth of the country’s Invictus Community. Oksana was injured during combat training and was unable to attend the ceremony, her award was collected on her behalf by Ilona Voloshyna.

Invictus Resilience Award
Hari Budha Magar

Hari Budha Magar was recognised for his extraordinary determination to rebuild his life through sport and adventurous challenge, becoming the first double above knee amputee to summit Mount Everest.

Invictus Legacy Award
Nick Booth MVO

Nick Booth MVO was recognised for his contribution to the Invictus Movement from its beginnings, helping establish the inaugural Invictus Games and supporting the Movement’s growth over the years.

Henry Worsley Award
Temuri Dadiani

Temuri Dadiani was recognised for his endurance and determination following life changing injuries, going on to compete at two Winter Paralympic Games and win gold for Georgia at the Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025.
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