Read some of our most recent case studies about some of what we have supported so far
Mens Shed were granted £2,000.29 for a Community Garden Tool Loan Project. This will help the group build relationships with other community groups and members of the public. Mens Shed provides benefits to health and wellbeing as well as social inclusion.
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Butterfly Conservation received a grant of £2,000, for their Wind Farm Frits project – the grant will be used to purchase essential equipment to help manage key sites for endangered butterflies and other species.
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Rhondda Netball received a grant of £4952.60 for their Treorchy Provision Expansion – a pilot project in 3 local primary schools and leader training. Tracey Martin at Rhondda Netball says “a huge thank you for the part you have played, in particular towards our Treorchy operations. This will really help us make sport / netball…
read morePontrhydyfen Rugby Football Club received a grant of £27,792 as a contribution towards their ‘Lighting a Lasting Legacy’ project. The project is to develop a floodlit training area / mini and junior pitch on the Rhyslyn. This project also supported by the WRU will provide an enhanced community asset, allow more frequent activities and improve…
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Afan Vale Chocolates – received a grant of £3,250 to purchase an essential new machine. Anita Angove is delighted with the Award “we are a small business barely keeping up with the rapidly growing demand for our produce – being able to buy our new machine will free up time for marketing and promotion and…
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Showcase Sioegerdd Performing Arts Association – received a grant of £3,045 to support a young people’s production of South Pacific in Aberdare. Roger Williams of Aberdare based Showcase Sioegerdd Performing Arts Association said “We work with young people on a range of performing arts projects, and this grant will enable us to put on a…
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