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In Other News The Foundation applies for the Community Foundation Network's Quality Mark Standard.
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Grants between £250 and £7,000 are currently available.
The Take Heart Group are arranging series of events including a summer dance, sponsored walk and Christmas Fayre. Events are open to all. Click here for more>> or contact the Take Heart office on 01642 491655.
Good bye, good luck and many thanks from all at the Foundation to Joyce Ashford and Ian Scrutton. We'll miss you both and wish you every success for the future. The Foundation would like to welcome Hugh McGouran, Jennifer Crawford and Carol Nicholls to the team. Hugh joins as CEO, Carol as Office & Systems Manager (part time) and Jennifer as Grants and Administration Assistant. Christine Barkas has been promoted to Outreach Officer for the duration of the Local Network Fund Project. Well done Chris!
As part of a continuing drive to improve on quality systems within the Foundation, we are making a submission for Quality Mark Accreditation from the Community Foundation Network.
East Cleveland Scout District is a registered charity run by The group applied to the Foundation as it urgently needed to purchase East Cleveland Scout District would like to say thank you to TVCF and the Local Network Fund for their support.
Even a small donation to the Community Foundation can make a big difference to the people who really need it. The Foundation is close to the local community and channelling funds every day into grass roots community projects and to individuals who know the importance that voluntary and community activity can make to people’s lives. Tell us how you would like to make a difference and we will make sure your money is well spent.
Thinking of applying for a grant? We are committed and continues to improve the quality of life for the people of the Tees Valley by raising and managing funds for distribution in response to local needs. We provide a comprehensive and well-informed service for our donors, bring people together to make the best use of available resources and continue to build a permanent charitable fund. Our Annual Review 2006 and web site outlines some of the funds, which are available. If you, your organisation or group are unsure if you are eligible to apply or would like further information, please call Michelle Smith on 01642 314200. |
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Tees Valley Community Foundation are proud to support The Take Heart Support Group, granting £3946 for the project helping people with cardiac problems to regain confidence and fitness.
50 volunteers. It promotes the development in achieving full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potential for its 499 members aged between 6-18 and provides an enjoyable and attractive scheme consisting of outdoor and adventurous activities, regular meetings and events. The training programme is open to everyone of all abilities.
equipment for both an expedition and its base camps. The grant from the Local Network Fund has helped the group greatly since a large proportion of the Scouts come from disadvantaged backgrounds. |
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