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Deadline For Latest Horley Edmonds Fund Approaches

Deadline For Latest Horley Edmonds Fund Approaches

The deadline for grants from the latest Horley Edmonds Community Fund window closes on Friday, July 19, so, if you represent a charity, community or voluntary group, you will need to move fast.

The fund is specifically for the benefit of Horley and its residents established with a capital sum from a bequest to Horley Town Council by the late Cyril Edmonds, a builder who lived in Norwood Hill.

The Fund enables people who love Horley to donate money for the benefit of the town and its people, it aims to help build a stronger community by supporting causes which impact and empower Horley.

Beneficiaries of grants include Active Prospects, a charity supporting people with learning difficulties, and The Lucy Rayner Foundation, a charity working to raise awareness of depression in young people.

For more information about how your good cause can apply for a grant, or how you can donate to the fund, visit: www.cfsurrey.org.uk/fund/horley-edmonds-community-fund/, or call: 01483 478092.

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