The Gwinear Gwithian Sustainable Communities Fund 2019 AGM will be held on Wednesday 26 June at Gwithian Hall, at 7pm.
The AGM is open to the public.
It will be followed by the Trustees’ Board meeting, at which applications for funding will be discussed, which is not open to the public.
The latest funding round has opened. The Gwinear Gwithian Sustainable Community Fund is inviting applications from charitable organisations in the Gwinear Gwithian Parish.
The closing date is 30th November 2018. The application form can be downloaded as a word document to be completed electronically or by hand:
GGSCF – Grant Application Form
There are also guidance notes to help claimants:
GGSCF Guidance for Claimants – July 2018
If you need assistance please email: info@ggscf.org.uk
We look forward to hearing from you.
£6,500 – Connor Downs School for a water conservation project.
£9,410 – Gwinear Football Club for the replacement of two changing rooms and a referee changing area
£12,869.05 – Gwithian Residents association for replacement boardwalks on Gwithian Green.
£14,003.45 – Hall for Gwinear for replacement windows.
£3,500 – Sandcastles PreSchool for external painting and feather signs.
There will be updates and photographs as the projects progress.
The Gwinear Gwithian Sustainable Communities Fund 2018 AGM will be held on Wednesday 11 July at Gwithian Hall, at 7pm.
The AGM is open to the public.
It will be followed by the Trustees’ Board meeting, at which applications for funding will be discussed, which is not open to the public.
The agenda for the AGM is as follows:
As per Article 26 Cathy Woolcock and Rosemarie Norman.
As per Article 30.1 Janet McEwan
Following the Spring Directors meeting, a new director has been appointed to the Gwinear Gwithian Sustainable Communities Fund Board.
Janet McEwan is a resident of the parish, and brings considerable experience to the board. She lives on a small farm, which she works with sustainability and wildlife conservation very much in mind. In addition, she has a fine art practice, which is often situated beyond conventional gallery spaces, and frequently considers the dynamics between natural and man-made worlds. Outputs include public events, sculpture and film.
Janet has worked over the years with various community groups; establishing and supporting them, applying for grant funding, and project managing community art and environment projects in a variety of settings, and GGSCF is delighted to be tapping into this knowledge and experience.