Birmingham Mail Charity Fund Open for Application


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The Birmingham Mail Charity Fund, with the help of Birmingham and Black Country Community Foundation, is offering a £5,000 pot of money to be given to ten worthy city applicants, £500 each to improve their services.

Running school holiday schemes are encouraged to apply as well as other community/voluntary groups that are able to demonstrate that their project works towards meeting the social needs and welfare of the local community.

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