COMMUNITY CHEST GRANT SCHEME

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  The Rotary Club of Currie Balerno in conjunction with the Balerno Village Trust has set aside funds to assist local clubs and organisations with small projects which benefit the local community. 

See below for a Publicity Statement

Community Chest  Publicity Statement.pdf

Click below for an application form and details of the scheme conditions

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CC Small Grant Application Form.pdf

NOTE this form is an editable PDF format so you can fill in the fields on screen and Save the document with your Organisation or Project Name.  You do not need to print it scan it and email it as previously.

We are committed to our local community and want to build on the contribution we already make locally. Our Community Chest initiative is a way of doing just that.

Applications for this community grants scheme are invited from schools, social clubs, sports clubs etc and we would like to see these resources spread across as many projects as possible. All applications must show the benefit of the project to the community.

If you want to know more about the Community Chest initiative or how to apply please contact us at cc@cbrotary.org.

 Community chest awards Dec 2022.pdf

           

Community chest awards December_2021.pdf


We invite new applications but note cut off dates 31st May and 30th November



 

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