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The Foundations for Change Community Awards in association with the Progressive Building Society. The Community Foundation for Northern Ireland is this year focusing its Foundation for Change awards on theme of Citizenship, coinciding with this as the final theme of the Year of the Volunteer.
Launching the search for 2005 nominees, Mary Black Chairperson for the Community Foundation, said:
“We realise that selecting winners won’t be an easy task for the judging panel, but we believe there are individuals or groups out there who have made huge sacrifices to make a difference within their communities over many years without thought of public recognition. Now is our opportunity to give a very public ‘thank you’.
“The Foundation supports many hundreds of initiatives every year and we are keen to honour some of the very special people who have put our funds to such good use. The Award winners will be announced at our pre-Christmas celebration on the 15th December 2005”
Who can nominate?
Anyone who knows enough about an individual's or group's contribution. But you can't nominate yourself.
Who can be nominated?
Any individual or group who has played an important role in community development in Northern Ireland in a Community Foundation funded project in 2005.
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How do you nominate?
Information and applications forms can be obtained by contacting Nikki Bradford at the Community Foundation for Northern Ireland Telephone 028 90245927 or email: nbradford@communityfoundationni.org
Closing Date for Nominations is Friday 2nd December 2005
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