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Launch of the 2011 International Women's Day Grant for Wales The 2011 theme is 'A Celebration of Women's Achievements in the Last 100 Years'. Applications should reflect this theme. A total grant fund of £30,000 is available and each payment will be limited to £2,500. Funding events should highlight issues and concerns relating to women and represent famous footware the diverse needs of women in Wales. The Welsh Assembly Government will favour not-for-profit organisations that establish a partnership to organise events together which promote IWD. The deadline for receipt of applications is 17 December 2010. Further details famous footware are available from Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Division, Welsh Assembly Government, tel 029 2082 6828, email edidmailbox@wales.gsi.gov.uk .
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Tidy Towns funding For larger town projects for grant funding between £1,000 and £1,500 contact Hywel Dodd at BTCV on 01978 261538 or 07764 655717, email hywel.dodd@btcv.org.uk . Small scale clean ups for grant funding of up to £1,000 contact Judith Wright at Keep Wales Tidy on 07717 495188 or email Judith.wright@keepwalestidy.org .
The Tree Council The Tree Council's Tree Futures Project offers help for tree planting. Any school or community group within the UK that is planning a project that actively involves children under 16 is encouraged to draw on the fund to plant trees and make a greener future. The Tree Council's National Tree Week is the focus for these projects. The Council famous footware is able to fund projects between £100 and £700 and successful applicants will receive up to 75 per cent towards their planting costs. Fo