Foundation offers grants for community projects
Howard Lake | 3 July 2006 | News
The Community Foundation for Ireland’s small grants scheme is now accepting applications for its second round of grants in 2006. The deadline is July 31st and applications are open to community and voluntary groups within the Republic of Ireland.
The priority areas for the years 2004 – 2006 are to assist projects working to respond to Isolation and to develop a more diverse society. The Small Grants Scheme will have a particular focus on:
Carers
Older people
People Leaving institutions
Sexual minorities
Ethnic Minorities
Families at Risk
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Application forms and guidelines are available at www.communityfoundation.ie
or by calling 01- 8747354.
The Community Foundation is a donor services and grant-making organisation. The Foundation – a registered charity – was established in 2000 with the support of Government and the business sector, and has grown with the support of individuals, families, businesses, religious and other institutions through enabling them engage in effective philanthropic activity by getting funds local grassroots causes.
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