Thursday, April 25, 2024

Hockey clubs can benefit from community fund

Hockey clubs can benefit from a £20k which is being made available to community groups who are looking for funding to help drive change in their area and field.

The ‘Choose Now, Change Lives’ fund, set up by Boost drinks, is looking to help fund grassroots sports teams and offering grants that benefit the local community and positively change lives.

It is being supported by the charity Groundwork who will be supporting Boost by administering grants to successful applicants.

Boost is now calling for local community groups, especially sporting organisations, to get involved and nominate themselves.

Adrian Hipkiss, Marketing Director at Boost said: “We are firm believers in supporting activity at a local level. Community groups are the life and soul of the areas we all live in – something that’s more important now than ever and will continue to be in the future.”

Groundworks national chief executive, Graham Duxbury, added: “Given the circumstances we are all living in at the moment, any support we can offer communities to ensure they can improve their local places and spaces will be of great benefit to all involved. We look forward to seeing the innovative projects put forward.”

To nominate a space or project that needs some help, please fill out a nomination form on a hub on the website: www.boostdrinks.com/changelives

Total Hockey

spot_img

Most Popular

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

More from Author

Charity hockey event set to remember Grace O’Malley-Kumar

A hockey tournament to commemorate the life of Grace O'Malley-Kumar, one...

Playing hockey aged 88: ‘To play and see our English friends again – that’s a gift for us’

We speak to Netherlands’ 88-year-old captain Walter Hagedoorn, a doctor in...

Mark Pearn leaves Surbiton men’s coaching role

Mark Pearn has ended his eight-year tenure as Surbiton Hockey Club...

England and Netherlands ‘setting legacy’ in flourishing over 80s hockey scene

England over 80s captain Ken Wilcock hailed the “extraordinary” organisation of...

- A word from our sponsors -

spot_img