St Helen’s Farm Launches 'Goodness Grants' Initiative to Support Local Communities
Source: The DairyNews
St Helen’s Farm, the UK's leading goat milk producer located near York, has announced the launch of its 'Goodness Grants' initiative, aimed at contributing up to £10,000 to charitable causes.
As a family-owned business, St Helen’s Farm at Seaton Ross seeks to give back to local communities through its 'Goodness Grants'. These grants, totaling up to £5,000 each, are available for not-for-profit organizations and registered charities across England, Scotland, and Wales. The initiative aims to support projects that promote health, wellness, education, and community development.
Whether focused on sports, education, clubs, wellness, or addressing social issues, the 'Goodness Grants' are designed to empower local organizations to make a positive impact on families and communities.
The launch of the 'Goodness Grants' follows St Helen’s Farm's commitment to corporate social responsibility (CSR), demonstrated by its previous fundraising efforts for UK charity, Hope for Justice, which combats modern slavery nationwide. Additionally, the company provided iPads to a local primary school to enhance learning opportunities.
Bill Randles, Managing Director of St Helen’s Farm, expressed the company's dedication to supporting charitable endeavors: "Giving back to charities and good causes has always been close to our hearts. This time, we wanted to extend our support beyond our local community to benefit organizations across the nation."
Randles emphasized that the 'Goodness Grants' initiative aims to recognize and reward the efforts of community-focused organizations, while also fostering greater engagement and understanding of the diverse communities surrounding St Helen’s Farm.
Interested organizations are invited to apply for the 'Goodness Grants' by June 30, with funding decisions set to be announced in July. For further details and application instructions, visit sthelensfarm.co.uk/goodness-grants.
Whether focused on sports, education, clubs, wellness, or addressing social issues, the 'Goodness Grants' are designed to empower local organizations to make a positive impact on families and communities.
The launch of the 'Goodness Grants' follows St Helen’s Farm's commitment to corporate social responsibility (CSR), demonstrated by its previous fundraising efforts for UK charity, Hope for Justice, which combats modern slavery nationwide. Additionally, the company provided iPads to a local primary school to enhance learning opportunities.
Bill Randles, Managing Director of St Helen’s Farm, expressed the company's dedication to supporting charitable endeavors: "Giving back to charities and good causes has always been close to our hearts. This time, we wanted to extend our support beyond our local community to benefit organizations across the nation."
Randles emphasized that the 'Goodness Grants' initiative aims to recognize and reward the efforts of community-focused organizations, while also fostering greater engagement and understanding of the diverse communities surrounding St Helen’s Farm.
Interested organizations are invited to apply for the 'Goodness Grants' by June 30, with funding decisions set to be announced in July. For further details and application instructions, visit sthelensfarm.co.uk/goodness-grants.
