October is Grants Month at Fairhive and the housing provider is looking for deserving causes to benefit from community project funding of £3,000 and £10,000
If you apply for a micro-grant the money could be used for the refurbishment of meeting rooms, computer or technical equipment, sporting goods, or room hire/rental.
Or maybe you’re thinking of applying for a project grant which could go towards a full-scale building refurbishment, part of a salary for specialist assistance or even a vehicle.
Helen Wells, Fairhive Homes Grants Officer, said: “Pretty much the only thing that will limit your application is your own imagination! We are very much open to hearing about any activity that needs financial assistance and benefits others in the community.”
However Helen pointed out that for the current grants cycle all applications for a micro-grant or project grant must be made by October 31.
To request an application from email tcfgrant@fairhive.co.uk and you will receive one by return.
For more information about micro-grants and the other forms of grant available from Fairhive visit their website at https://www.fairhive.co.uk/thrive
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