The Stobart Sustainability Fund

As part of its long-term commitment to sustainability, the Stobart Group has launched a new fund to support community-led environmental and sustainability projects across the UK.

The Stobart Sustainability Fund will support not-for-profit organisations, community groups, schools and colleges in transforming their local communities through projects that tackle climate change, reduce carbon emissions, or protect and enhance the environment.

The fund aims to help educate communities on how they can make a difference, by giving support to diverse projects and initiatives making a positive change.

Organisations are invited to specify the level of funding they require in their application. No application deadline given.

Apply here for the Stobart Sustainability Fund

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