How much is on offer: The Community Action Programme provides local grants of up to £10,000 for a range of projects.
What it will fund: HBOS Foundation donations must fit within the two key themes of either money advice and financial literacy or developing and improving local communities. The foundation's regional co-ordinators will then assess applications against these themes and the impact the donation will have on the community. The grants support anything from funding equipment at a special needs school to supporting a debt advice service in an economically deprived area.
Who it has funded: The Safe Drive, Stay Alive campaign received £6,000 for its road safety initiative aimed at young people across Surrey. Ravenscliffe High Special School in Halifax received a donation of £2,500 to purchase an adapted tricycle to provide disabled pupils with an opportunity to engage in exercise sessions. And Open Minds in Perthshire received £2,100 for sensory play equipment, arts and crafts materials and musical instruments for young people and adults on the autistic spectrum.
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