To view projects which have been supported by the Members' Fund in different years, select your options from below and then click the search button. When records are displayed click on the 'View Details' button to see more information about the indicated project.
2021 Community Fund
3rd Wilnecote Scout Group
Furnishing a room in our new HQ to provide a warm and welcoming 'safe space' to encourage open dialogue and offer a calm and quiet place to help suport young people dealing with challenges.
2021 Community Fund
Churnet Sound Community Radio CIC
The funding will enable us to purchase remote broadcast equipment to allow us to go to local events and rural communities and take broadcasts out of the studio and allow us to share the radio station with many people to help combat social isolation particularly in rural communities.
2021 Community Fund
Biddulph ladies afternoon club
Monthly meetings for ladies to reduce isolation and help with wellbeing
2021 Community Fund
Dosthill & Two Gates Residents' Association
Purchase of community notice board for community green space known as 'The Broom'.
2021 Community Fund
The Friary School- Gardening Club
The Friary School Gardening Club meet each week to grow and learn about gardening and our environment.
2021 Community Fund
Heath Hayes Welcome Club
We are hoping to install white goods to our kitchen to help the Senior Citizens in our community to come in and enjoy companionship and a warm meal and drinks
2021 Community Fund
Oulton Village Hall
Remotely monitor indoor air quality continually promoting a healthy and safe environment for all local residents and hall users.
2021 Community Fund
The Hygiene Bank (Tamworth)
Hygiene Banks distribute toiletries, cleaning and laundry products to people in need. Feeling clean and fresh should not be a luxury.
2021 Community Fund
Katharine House Hospice
to improve the family room on the inpatient unit at Katharine House Hospice
2021 Community Fund
Draycott-in-the-Moors Parish Council
Life Saving Equipment funded in partnership with Staffordshire County Council supported by Cllr. Mark Deaville
