The Turkington Fund
The Turkington Fund is being established in recognition and celebration of the contribution of older people to our society. It aims to offer funding for locally based community projects that are run by, and for, older people.
Amount of Funding available
Grants will generally range between £200 - £3000 maximum. The Fund will allocate some £60,000 each year in a range of small grants.
What the Fund will support
While not exclusive, the Fund welcomes applications that address:
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As these are guidelines only, please contact the Community Foundation for Northern Ireland if you wish to discuss any idea in more detail.
Who can Apply? Priority will be given to those applications that show a clear involvement of older people in the design and delivery of a project. The project does not need to be new or particularly innovative in nature, but its programme must be realistic and clearly thought through. An emphasis will be placed on locally-based self-help groups that are working in disadvantaged areas.
What the Fund cannot support The Turkington Fund will not normally fund the following: salaried posts; trips abroad; individuals; vehicles; major capital building programmes; running costs of large organisations; holiday schemes; or promotion of religion. In addition the funding will not support applications from statutory organisations.
How to Apply Please plan your project and then complete the application form (download using the links below) and return it to the Community Foundation for Northern Ireland. |
Consideration of the applicaitons
A Grant Selection Panel will consider applications and make recommendations to the Community Foundation for Northern Ireland Board of Trustees. The decision of the Board of Trustees shall be final. Groups that receive funding will be expected to provide a short report on the progress and impact of the project supported.
Use the links below to download the Turkington Fund guidelines and application form.
For further information on the Turkington Fund please contact:
Sharon Killen
Community Foundation for Northern Ireland
Community House
6a City Link Business Park
Belfast
BT12 4HQ
Tel: +44 (0) 28 90 245927
Fax: +44 (0) 28 90 249438
Email: skillen@communityfoundationni.org
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