Bianca Judd was recognised for her outstanding achievements though community appeals, projects and community work.

The annual awards celebrate the outstanding contribution made by women across NSW to industry, communities and society.

Mrs Judd, with the help of her husband Mick and their children, established The Little Juddies, which provides assistance to people doing it tough.

“Bianca goes above and beyond to help people from many walks of life including farmers, domestic violence victims, the homeless, disaster relief and children’s charity Variety to name a few,” State Member for Cessnock Clayton Barr said.

Bianca and The Little Juddies partnered with Drought Angels to bring Christmas to drought-stricken farmers this past December.

The appeal generated 14 tonnes of presents for families who didn't even have Christmas on their radar.

“I feel so honoured to be recognised, and honestly would just like to thank everyone so much for their ongoing support of The Little Juddies. We wouldn’t be able to do what we do without all of your amazing generosity, support and kindness,” Mrs Judd said.