Award aims to help sustainability
Howard Lake | 19 September 2005 | News
An award fund that aims to help the community and voluntary sector in Ireland achieve long term sustainability is now open for nominations. The Ulster Bank Sir George Quigley Award Fund is presented annually.
Nominations for the award, which includes a cash payment, will be accepted until 17 October 2005.
The Award is open to community or voluntary organisations working either within Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, or on a cross-Border basis. The Community Foundation for Northern Ireland administers the award fund. Priority is given to those submissions that describe how the sustainability of community and voluntary action can be both achieved through practical examples, and shared with others.
Further details of the fund and how to apply can be found in the leaflet. Contact the office on 90245927.
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