Community organisations in Burntwood are celebrating after being awarded much-needed funding.
Burntwood Town Council presented the successful Grant Aid applicants with their cheques at a recent event.
Councillor Doug Constable, Chairman of the Council, and Councillor Rod Campbell, Chairman of the Grant Aid Committee, were on hand to give out £8,000 in funding to a range of groups.
Full list of grants:
- 1st Burntwood Girls’ Brigade – £200
- 1st Burntwood Scout Group – £500
- 2nd Burntwood Boys’ Brigade – £200
- Age Concern South Staffordshire Ageing Well Service – £600
- Burntwood Amateur Boxing Club – £250
- Burntwood Chase Heritage Group/Sankeys Corner Arts Miner Project – £200
- Burntwood Family History Group – £100
- Burntwood Gardening Guild – £100
- Burntwood Gateway Club – £170
- Burntwood Live at Home Scheme – £500
- Burntwood Memorial Community Association – £500
- Burntwood RFC Sports Association – £500
- Burntwood St Matthews Cricket Club – £300
- Burntwood Singers – £100
- Burntwood Swimming Club – £350
- Chase Terrace Darby and Joan Club – £200
- Chasetown Darby and Joan Club – £200
- Chasetown Women’s Institute – £150
- Cruse Bereavement Care (Lichfield and Cannock Districts Branch) – £140
- Embroidery for Burntwood Community – £150
- Emmanuel Church: School and Community Team – £250
- Friends of Samuel Johnson Community Hospital – £100
- Girlguiding: Beaudesert District Brownies and Rainbows – £200
- Hammerwich Cricket Club – £250
- Lichfield & District Community & Voluntary Sector Support – £400
- The National Association of Widows (Lichfield Branch) – £100
- Pathway Project – £500
- The Redwood Friendship Group – £150
- The Royal British Legion: Chasetown Branch – £150
- St Giles Hospice – £340
- SSAFA Forces Help – £150
