Charities given £25,000 by Jersey parish

A group of men and women standing inside a parish hall in St Helier, Jersey, during a cheque presentation ceremony. Three large cheques are being held by women in the group.Image source, Parish of St Helier
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Three charities based in St Helier has been given a total of £25,000 in grant funding

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Three charities have been given thousands of pounds in grant funding by a parish in Jersey.

The Parish of St Helier said it had awarded £10,000 to both the Friends of First Tower School and Les Amis while £5,000 had been given to the Jersey Brain Tumour Charity.

The parish said the Parish Rates Assembly made the decision each year on an amount which could be designated for charitable donations for local organisations.

Constable of St Helier Simon Crowcroft said: "I am delighted that this programme continues to be a success and I am looking forward to seeing the positive impact of these donations on our community."

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