The phrase "awards to help" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to awards that are intended to provide assistance or support in a particular context.
Example: "The organization offers various awards to help individuals achieve their goals and improve their skills."
Alternatives: "grants to assist" or "prizes to support".
We also organise annual awards to help drive the agenda by inspiring companies to act.
The winners of Arts Council England/DCMS Catalyst awards to help arts organisations establish endowments are expected to be announced soon.
It offered 60 of the awards to help students who started the programme in September and will now offer 30 more to students starting the course in January 2013.
A new study by the U.S. National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine documents their near-invisibility in the NIH program, which each year gives out hundreds of awards to help small businesses translate biomedical discoveries into products.
At this time our company had been working with Award Show producers from the Oscars and Grammy awards to help secure luxury brands willing to provide products for their presenter gift baskets.
Last year, she was given the $75,000 Herb Alpert award to help her continue Coin Coin.
Their idea won the pair a US$25,000 Global Social Venture competition award to help develop their business.
They also endowed the annual Beverly Sills Artist Award to help talented young singers at the beginning of their careers.
After winning the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1987, Mr. Brodsky gave Mr. Kaplan some money from the award to help the Samovar over a financial hump.
In response, British Film Institute has granted a "sleeper" distribution award to help sustain the marketing momentum and grow the audience – part of BFI's strategy to broaden the choice of non-mainstream films across the UK.
The group endorses the idea of creating a "transition award" to help senior investigators wind down their labs.
