# Starbucks supports youth fund in Dublin

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2010/06/16/starbucks-supports-youth-fund-dublin/
- Published: 2010-06-16T09:39:24+01:00
- Author: Howard Lake

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The Irish Youth Foundation and Starbucks have established a fund for young people
in Dublin who have ideas that will make a difference in their local communities.

The Fund is worth €20,000 and is open to all young people in Dublin aged between
15-19, and want to do something different.

There are five awards of €2000 and each of the five winners will have a further 
opportunity to pitch for another €2,000 award.

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Key dates for the Fund application process are:

* Monday 21st June, when we need to have ideas from and by young people, aged 15-
19, sent in to us.

* Thursday 1st July, when we are hosting a fun workshop for young people on creating
and presenting ideas.

* Friday 23rd July, when funding proposals from young people about their best ideas,
are sent in to us.

* Tuesday 3rd August when some young people will be asked to pitch their brilliant
ideas for the money to make them happen.

* An awards event will be held in September to celebrate the five winning ideas 
and to hand over the money.

www.iyf.ie

_Photo: [Carlos Aguilera on Flickr.com](http://www.flickr.com/photos/orbita52/2716249257)_

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