Guernsey charities urged to apply for social fund grants
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Guernsey charities have been urged to apply for grants of more than £25,000.
The grants will come from the Social Investment Fund, which last year awarded more than £1.3m to 14 different organisations.
Funds can be used for running costs, salaries and capital costs. Applications must be made by 4 April.
The Fund's lead officer, Sadie Siviter de Paucar, said she hoped the scheme would help support charities recovering from the impact of Covid-19.
"Charities are still struggling from the effects of the pandemic and from operating in an increasingly difficult environment," she said.
Created in 2020 the fund invests both public and privately-donated money in the third sector within the Bailiwick of Guernsey.
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- Published3 February 2021