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Last chance to apply for Beatrice Fund cash


By Alan Beresford

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FINAL applications to the Beatrice Moray Local Community Fund are being invited from eligible groups.

The Beatrice Wind Farm Community Fund has announced its final round of applications.
The Beatrice Wind Farm Community Fund has announced its final round of applications.

The fund is currently winding down but a residual amount of cash remains in the pot and an additional application round is being held.

is winding down; however, with a small amount of residual funding remaining, an additional application round is now being held.

Due to the limited funds, applicants are encouraged to consider funding requests of around £5000 or less.

The community fund can support projects which: Encourge community activity and promote community spirit; Ensure adequate access to services for all community members, including those with disabilities; Build the local economy, including opportunities for apprenticeships, training and skills development; Build community capacity and cohesion between groups; Develop or maintain community assets and facilities; Support tourism, heritage, culture and arts; Support health and wellbeing, including sports; Improve community infrastructure, including transport. Eligible projects in the following community council areas of Buckie and District, Keith, Lennox and Strathisla.

To qualify, applicant s must be a legally-constituted community group, a non-profit organisation or a registered charity.

The closing date for this final application round is August 18, 2023 with an advisory panel scheduled to meet on September 28, 2023 to consider the applications received.

The Application Form and Guidelines are available to download below:

For more information, and to apply, visit https://www.sserenewables.com


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