Kellogg’s Swim Active offers £10k grants for swimming organisations
Howard Lake | 8 April 2011 | News
Kellogg’s Swim Active Programme is inviting applications for grants worth a minimum of £10,000 from not-for-profit organisations that are increasing aquatic activity. Applications are therefore welcomed from swimming clubs, schools, select pool operators and community groups.
The Kellogg’s Swim Active Programme is being run in conjunction with the ASA (the national body for swimming) and the Swimming Trust.
The £10,000 can be used to support any aquatic activity which enhances motivation, removes barriers and increases participation in the sport, although a certain number of criteria apply.
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Applications for the first round close at 5pm on 28 April 2011.
http://www.swimming.org/get-involved/kelloggs-swim-active
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