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£12000 in total. In fact because of various other factors
such as donations of material, work done by members
and changes/improvements to the initial plan we ended
spending only about £10000 and ended up returning to the funders some unspent money.”
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By carefully reading and comparing each funder’s criteria
(see Part 5), the society applied to the right funder for the right items. Telling the funders about food miles and recycling and composting as Outcomes, and explaining lack of land to grow food in the area as evidence of deprivation, meant the society provided the funder with strong Evidence of Need & Outcomes for their idea.
Congratulations! Your association is now ready to complete an application form for grant funding.
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