Gregg Foundation Grants
| Name of funder | Gregg Foundation Grants |
| Type of funder | Corporate |
| Geographical Scope | UK-wide |
| Needs Funded | |
| People funded | |
| Deadline Date | No deadline given |
| Services funded | Local not for profit organisations |
| Resources funded | |
| Funding Description |
Local Not for Profit Organisations such as charities, charitable companies, churches and schools can apply for grants of up to £2,000 through the Greggs Foundation regional grants programme. The Greggs Foundation was established in 1987 by Ian Gregg, founder of the Greggs bakery retailer. The regional grants programme is administered by committees of volunteers from Gregg shops, bakeries and offices who are based in England, Scotland and Wales. They use their knowledge of the local area to make small grants to local organisations, in particular those that make a difference to people in need in the heart of Greggs'' local communities. The Greggs Foundation prioritises local organisations that help people in need in their local area. Many charitable causes can be supported through the programme. Most of the grants are to support an identifiable cause such as trips, activities and equipment. Additionally the Foundation prioritises the following people: People with caring responsibilities; People with disabilities; Homeless people; and Older people. Applications can be submitted at any time. |
| Range of amounts | Up to £2,000 |
| Contact Details | |
| Webpage | http:///www.greggsfoundation.org.uk\regionalgrants.html |
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