Prince’s Countryside Fund

Posted on September 11, 2015

The Prince’s Countryside Fund re-opened applications on the 7th September 2015. Organisations and charities that are helping to protect and sustain Britain’s farming and rural communities will be able to apply for funding of up to £50,000.

To be considered for funding projects need to contribute to one of three countryside issues, These are: Thriving Rural Communities; Rural Livelihoods; and Farmers of the Future. Funding is available for both capital and revenue costs.

Applicants can be social enterprises, not-for profit organisations, charities and Community Interest Companies; etc.
The closing date for applications will be the 8th October 2015.

For more information visit the Prince’s Countryside Fund website or call CVS Falkirk and speak with Tariq or Claire on 01324 692000, alternatively you can email: info@cvsfalkirk.org.uk

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