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The Mayor of Sefton's Charity Fund is a Trust that was set up to assist the people of Sefton.
Small grants offered to small locally based groups for general charitable purposes.
Beneficial Area: The metropolitan Borough of Sefton.
Total Annual Fund: £ 24,000
Grant Range: Up to £500
Purpose: The Mayor of Sefton's Charity Fund is a trust that was set up to assist the people of Sefton. It helps many of the smaller charitable and voluntary groups that do not have a national profile and sometimes find fundraising rather difficult because they are not well known outside the local area in which they operate. The fund is split into five charity committees - Bootle, Crosby, Formby, Parishes and Southport. It also provides funding generally across these boundaries.
Beneficiaries have included;
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Sefton Children's Trust (£2,000)
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Ainsdale Community Care (£360)
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Bootle Salvation Army (£360)
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Hope Centre (£360)
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British Dragon Boat Racing Association (£360)
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Chestnut Grove Parent Support Group (£360)
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Crosby Festival of Music and Dancing (£360)
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North West Air Ambulance (£360)
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Sefton Choices (£360)
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Sefton Self Help Group (£360)
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Sefton Short Film Festival (£360)
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Waterloo Youth Group (£360)
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Woodlands Hospice (£360)
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First Steps to Mobility (£215.00)
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Maghull Pensioners Association (£140)
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Maghull & District Monday Club (£100)
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7th Sefton East Scout Group (£100)
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Challengers (£50).
Who Can Apply: Local voluntary and community groups.
How to Apply: Applications forms are available by written request from the correspondent.
(Please contact your local Sefton CVS Community Development Team for further advice).
When to Apply: The closing date for receipt of applications is 30 June each year and the money is distributed in October and November. Grants are assessed once a year after the end of each Mayor’s term of office end of June.
Contact Information:
Civic Services Officer
Mayor of Sefton’s Charity Fund
The Mayor’s Office
Town Hall
Lord Street
Southport
Merseyside
PR8 1DA
Tel: 0151 934 2062
Source: www.sefton.gov.uk
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