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They are looking to help social, cultural or charitable causes including community development
The St Canice’s Credit Union Community Connect Fund is open for applications, and the local Credit Union is reaching out to community groups across its common bond who are in need of funding.
They are looking to help social, cultural or charitable causes including community development. Projects must have an overall budget of at least €4,000, be sustainable for five years or more, be located within the common bond and should reflect the ethos and values of St Canice’s CU and the Credit Union movement.
There's €250,000 available to help worthy causes. Here is the link to the online application form.
The deadline for applications is June 30, 2022.
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