Tesco seeking good causes

Tesco Newtonhill is looking for local groups to apply for its Bags of Help Fund. Amazingly, the store has been undersubscribed, so groups in Kincardineshire are being encouraged to apply.

Constituted groups, charities and not-for-profit organisations can apply for funding of between £1000 and £4000 for projects that bring benefits to the community. The on-line application can be accessed via http://bit.ly/bagsofhelp4

Eligible projects include – but are not limited to – activity in outdoor spaces; purchase of items such as sports kit, camping equipment or specialised medical equipment; improvements to community buildings; seasonal events, volunteer expenses and training.

Following a public vote in Tesco stores every two months, three projects will receive a grant with first place receiving up to £4000, second place up to £2000 and third place £1000. For further information contact 01786 849757 or email the local enabler onmailto:rita.callander@greenspacescotland.org.uk

2 thoughts on “Tesco seeking good causes

  1. Sheena Fraser says:

    Could this not be used for some bench seats?

    • ianmollison says:

      Quite possibly. It would require a constituted group to apply to Tesco. However there might be some good news. I spoke yesterday to the landscape services manager and there may some benches available from the council. I’ll follow this up with him.

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