October 2011

Community Force grants with NatWest and RBS

A number of projects from across The Prince's Trust and the Fairbridge programme have been shortlisted for a Community Force grant of up to £6,000 each.

It is crucial that these projects collect as many of your votes as possible to secure these much needed funds, which will help disadvantaged young people across the UK.

You can view and vote for our innovative projects throughout England and Wales by visiting the NatWest Community Force webpage. Scottish projects can be viewed and voted for through the RBS Community Force webpage.

Community ForceEach project has been devised to make a real difference to the young people it works with, helping change their lives and supporting the local community. From improving a family hostel in Liverpool and running workshops to tackle social taboos in Bristol, to replacing outdoor equipment essential to running programmes in Kent, and simply offering programmes to more young people in Southampton, these are just a few of the proposed activities which would be of huge value to just some of the 50,000 young people The Trust works with every year.

Please visit both webpages, where you can search for Fairbridge and Prince's Trust to bring up all ten of the plans and cast your votes.

You can vote up to three times but you can only vote once for each project. Grants will then be awarded to the three most popular projects in each region so your vote can really make a difference.

Vote now for projects in England and Wales

Vote now for projects in Scotland 

 

Voting will remain open until 23rd October 2011, so please do get as many people involved as you can. We thank you in advance for the support.

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