Black South West Network Community Building Team are pleased to our 'Meet the Funders' event at The Friendship Cafe in Gloucester.
About the organisers
BSWN is a racial justice organisation with over 15+ years of experience working in the South West to enable Black and Minoritised communities, businesses, and the community sector to take action against racial systemic inequality.
About this event
After our very successful event last January, we are pleased to invite you to attend another event where you will be able to hear about more funders, what they fund and how they work. You will also be able to talk to each funder about your specific project and ask them questions about potentially applying for funding.
Who is this event for?
This event is for Black and Racially Minoritised non profit community organisations based in Gloucestershire.
What will be covered?
There will be a presentation of the following funders in Gloucestershire including: The Gloucestershire Community Foundation, the Barnwood Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and Children In Need who will introduce their main programmes and explain to you how to apply to their grants. After lunch, each community organisation will have the opportunity to speak to funders on a one to one basis about their specific project and ask them questions.
Who will we hear from?
- The Gloucestershire Community Foundation: Sarah Sharma
- The Barnwood Trust: Liam Daniels
- The National Lottery Community Fund: Ciaran Murphy
- Children In Needs: Louise Gifford
What else do I need to know?
We will provide a light lunch and refreshments.
There is ample parking at the venue.
`The building is fully accessible.
Notice of Consent
Materials from the workshops can be shared with attendees after each session. By registering for a ticket, you opt into the BSWN newsletter and give permission to be contacted regarding our future programme of events, programmes and opportunities. If you would like to be removed from this mailing list, please email us on blackswnetwork@gmail.com.
