Council launches Brighton Pride Grants for 2015
Brighton & Hove City Council has allocated £6,000 from its Discretionary Grants Programme as small grants in support of Brighton & Hove Pride 2015. Grants usually up to £500 are available to local community groups and voluntary organisations that are planning parade and/or park activities on August
Brighton & Hove City Council has allocated £6,000 from its Discretionary Grants Programme as small grants in support of Brighton & Hove Pride 2015.
Grants usually up to £500 are available to local community groups and voluntary organisations that are planning parade and/or park activities on August 1.
The following criteria will apply to all successful applications:
♦ You are a constituted group
♦ The activity will take place on August 1 on the Pride Parade or in Preston Park
♦ The activity is of a community/educational benefit to residents of Brighton & Hove
♦ The application is for up to £500, or a clear explanation is provided if an exceptional award of up to £1,000 has been requested
♦ You are prepared to participate in a simple monitoring exercise
To find out more and download an application form, click here:
Or to visit Pride’s website, click here:
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