Got a project that needs support? €150,000 up for grabs as Kilkenny Credit Union opens applications for funding
Community Connect Fund has supported the likes of Windgap Community Shop, Kilkenny SPCA, Freshford Community Café
Community groups in Kilkenny and projects looking for financial backing have a chance to avail of a fresh round of funding from St Canice's Credit Union.
The local Credit Union has just announced the launch of the Community Connect Fund, a €150,000 initiative designed to support local projects that will enrich the community for years to come. This funding is open to organisations in the areas surrounding the branches in High Street in Kilkenny City, Bagenalstown, Callan, Piltown, Graignamanagh, Ballyragget, Durrow, Mountrath, and Rathdowney.
"When our members use our services, they not only help to keep a thriving financial institution in their local area for them and their families, they also directly contribute to efforts like Community Connect which puts money directly back into our local areas," said Carmel Butler, CEO of St Canice's Credit Union, pictured here with Stephen McLaughlin, Chairperson of the Board of Directors, and Avilene Casey, Vice Chairperson.
St Canice's Credit Union says it is especially interested in projects that show collaboration, offer services to multiple groups, and have cross-community appeal. The outcome of these projects will be visible and sustainable over a significant period, contributing to the overall well-being and development of the community. The application process is simple and can be found on the St Canice's Credit Union website www.stcanicescu.ie.