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Virgin Money Foundation seeks North East projects in second funding round

The Virgin Money Foundation has announced its next round of funding, which will see £1m distributed between communities in the North East.
The Foundation is inviting applications from the North East for grants of up to £50,000 for projects and initiatives that will make a long-term, sustainable difference to their communities.
The first round of funding from the Foundation provided grants of between £10,000–£50,000 for 26 projects, in the North East region, to a total value of £1 million. The projects were assessed on their ability to deliver against the following criteria:

Applications for this new round of funding should generally follow the same criteria and further details of how to apply for a grant are available at: www.virginmoneyfoundation.org.uk.
Edward Wakefield, chairman of Virgin Money Foundation, said:

“We are delighted to announce a further £1 million for community projects across the North East. We received a fantastic response from the region to the first round of funding and hope for a similarly inspiring set of applications to for this additional funding.”

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The Virgin Money Foundation was formally launched in August 2015, Its first round of funding saw nine grants allocated to helping disadvantaged young people into employment, a further nine grants to help support a new or existing social enterprise, and seven grants helping homeless people find and keep a home.
A further £850,000 was designated for the Onside Youth Zone in Sunderland that will create a space for young people that aims to help them build confidence and make positive life changes.
 
Picture: Food Nation, which received funding from Virgin Money Foundation in round one.

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