The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition)

Groups urged to enter awards

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Community projects across Fife have just days left to enter an awards programme which could see them share £75,000.

The Clydesdale Bank Spirit of the Community Awards is open for applicatio­ns until Monday March 19.

Now in its sixth year, the awards will take the total donated to groups across the UK to more than £1 million.

The bank makes donations to support community projects which go the extra mile.

Registered charities and not-for-profit organisati­ons are invited to enter projects into the awards scheme under one of three categories.

These are those which help people have a healthy relationsh­ip with money, help improve the local environmen­t or projects which help people into employment.

They are open to a range of initiative­s across the third sector which can demonstrat­e support for the community.

Debbie Crosbie, Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banks chief operating officer and chairwoman of the Yorkshire and Clydesdale Bank Foundation, said: “Local groups and charities are often the life blood of our communitie­s.

“The awards seek to recognise the importance of those groups across the UK.”

For more informatio­n about the awards or to enter visit www.cbonline.co.uk/ foundation or go any Clydesdale Bank branch for an applicatio­n form.

Winners will be announced this summer.

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