E-Bulletin - November 2008

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Funding Bulletin

Here is our latest compiled Funding Bulletin for November.

To look through archived funding bulletins go to our funding page: www.t3sc.org/funding.htm. It also contains factsheets on completing applications and themed funding guides for children and young people, older people and buildings amongst others.

If you are looking for funding and can’t find exactly what you are looking for here we have the FunderFinder database at T3SC which you are free to use. Or you could use our Resource Room to fill in your application form, have a cup of tea, use the excellent resources and get some support.

T3SC (Tameside 3rd Sector Coalition), St Michaels Court Stamford Street Ashton OL6 6XN, Telephone 0161 339 4985, email hannah.powell@t3sc.org

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Meet the funder at T3SC
Thursday 20 November, 10am-12pm at T3SC

Aims: The Lloyds TSB Foundation funds charities that can make a significant difference to the lives of disadvantaged people by helping them to play a fuller role in the community. They are particularly interested in work that achieves this through:

They will fund: salaries including sessional fees, running costs/overheads, rent, utilities, training, volunteers expenses. Please note, they will not fund capital costs.
Website: www.lloydstsbfoundations.org.uk

To find out more come along to the Meet the Funder!

Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to find out more about this fund!

Further information: Please contact the Support and Development Team at T3SC to book a place on 0161 339 4985 or email naomi.creed@t3sc.org

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Big Lottery Fund Launches New Public Consultation Website

Some of BIG’s current funding programmes are nearing the end of their grant making cycle. New programmes are expected to commence during 2009. Once established, they are anticipated to provide a simpler and more straightforward system of funding than the various programmes presently offered.

Prior to the commencement of its new funding cycle, BIG wishes to consult with people about its future funding objectives.

The new Big Thinking website will offer people the chance to submit their views and help BIG to plan for the future. Over the coming months, BIG will be seeking public opinion in order to help shape funding policies. This will guide how BIG awards funds to the projects that help make the biggest impact.

People can have their say by visiting the new website from 17 November 2008.
www.big-thinking.org.uk

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