Your
project bid must:
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Demonstrate
how it contributes to at least one of the aims of the Windrush Day Grant Scheme as set out in
the Guidance for Applicants.
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Include a lead event or activity on National Windrush Day, 22
June 2023, which coincides with the 75th anniversary celebrations of the
arrival of the MV Empire Windrush to the UK. All further events and activities must take place within the 10-week period of 8 June 2023 to 31 August 2023. Project events and activities taking place after 22 June 2023 must do one or more of the following:
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Clearly
demonstrate how a proposal can help build community cohesion between people of
different age groups and ethnic backgrounds.
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Have
a lasting social impact beyond the funding period.
o
Help
develop the educational and entrepreneurial skills of young people across this
period.
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Subject to the relevant tier of
funding applied for, seek no less than £5000 and no more than £50,000 and provide details of other funding
secured.
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Be based in England or Northern Ireland.
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Meet
all relevant criteria as set out in the Guidance for Applicants.
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Not
make a profit from activities. Organisations
should be mindful of the staffing costs associated with their project and make
efforts to limit how much of their allocated grant funding is used for this
purpose.