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How should the millions from dormant accounts be spent in Northern Ireland? NICVA is convening a roundtable discussion on 31 January 2008 on how the dormant accounts fund could be allocated.
“Fundraising training in bite-sized portions”. The Institute of Fundraising Lunchtime Bites Calendar for 2008 has just been announced. Download your calendar here.
The Ulster Bank Sir George Quigley Award Fund has recently opened for applications and will close to applications on 11 January 2008.
eaga Community Fund has been created to support community projects that educate, raise awareness and demonstrate community involvement in addressing environmental issues at grassroots level.
Community Foundation for Northern Ireland makes unique social investment in Charity Bank
Charities can register now to take part in the Everyclick.com Charity Challenge, for the chance to win a Clear Channel national outdoor advertising campaign at 1,500 UK poster sites.
This updated advice note provides advice and information for the Community and Voluntary Sector of the workings of the EU Special Support Programme for Peace and Reconciliation 2007 - 2013 - Peace III.
The Exchanges Programme within Co-operation Ireland runs a small grants Programme. These grants are available for cross-border projects which focus on mutual benefit; peace & reconciliation; and diversity.
Tessa Jowell the Olympics Minister has confirmed that the contingency amount in the latest Olympic budget is likely to be needed. Other commentators have suggested that the current budget of £9.3 billion is itself likely to be insufficient.
Sustrans, the only project with a Northern Ireland dimension in the final four has won the £50m public vote.
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