ORGANISATIONS and charities in Bridgwater that are helping to protect and sustain Britain’s farming and rural communities can now apply for grants of up to £50,000.
The Prince’s Countryside Fund is looking to invest up to £600,000 in worthwhile rural initiatives in this application round, which was launched on September 8.
Since its inception in 2010, the charity has given £4.4 million in grants distributed to 105 projects across the country, benefitting 80,000 people.
Helen Aldis, Manager of The Prince’s Countryside Fund, said; “We are looking for projects that will have a long term positive effect on rural communities and enterprise, helping the people who care for our countryside and make it tick. It is one of our most valuable national assets and this funding will give much needed support to the remarkable people working to sustain a vibrant rural economy.”
For more information and to apply for funding complete the online application form at www.princescountrysidefund.o rg.uk.
Applications must be sent before 5pm on October 23 to be considered.
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