Ecclesiastical – 12 Days of Giving
For 12 days – as part of Ecclesiastical’s movement for good – Ecclesiastical will be making £120,000 in donations to charities to help them deliver their vital work.
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For 12 days – as part of Ecclesiastical’s movement for good – Ecclesiastical will be making £120,000 in donations to charities to help them deliver their vital work.
UnLtd makes grants to support the start-up and growth of social enterprises. They offer two levels of grant:
Pebbles is a small grants funding stream for UK registered charities and recognised churches which are raising money for projects where the total cost is less than £150,000. This money can be spent on short breaks (such as an annual respite break or holiday for disadvantaged young people), equipment (such as white goods), or capital costs (refurbishment or minor building work).
Women’s Resource Centre have been awarded the Women Thrive Fund from Rosa to develop a much-requested signature coaching and mentoring program, led by and for Black women as part of their Network for Black Women Leaders (NBWL).
A Good Thing (www.agoodthing.org.uk) makes it super easy for businesses to donate surplus equipment, products and space to local charities. For a more sustainable world where good things happen.
How does it work?
A business has something spare… Anything from a used laptop or some office furniture to a spare meeting room or surplus products.
MSA LIVE is an annual programme run by the Manchester School of Architecture. The key focus is on social impact and collaboration. If you have a project and think it has an appropriate agenda, you could work together with the School.
Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) has launched a public consultation on the next Greater Manchester Police and Crime Plan, which will set the direction for policing and community safety across the city-region for the next three years.
The public consultation will run until 30 November. Responses to the consultation will be collated and feed into the final version of the next Plan, which will be published in January 2022.
About the Alternative Venue Discussion Group
During the first pandemic lockdown, a significant number of VCSE organisations and groups had to either close or had to change how they delivered their services, some remotely and some with limited face to face operations. During this time, Macc set up and facilitated a discussion space for any VCSE organisations or groups who wanted to meet and share any concerns or challenges they were having regarding venue space. The discussions included:
One Manchester are seeking to offer at total of £100,000 of grants, with a maximum grant size of £25,000 that will support more effective and coordinated access to welfare support and assistance in our communities.
RADEQUAL is Manchester’s campaign to build community resilience.
The RADEQUAL Grant funding theme for 2022 will be ‘Building Community Resilience to Hateful Extremism’. RADEQUAL define hateful extremism as ideas, attitudes and behaviours that are hateful towards specific ‘others’ and designed to undermine social cohesion.