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PwC Ireland Resilient Communities Fund

€100,000 | Republic of Ireland
This €100,000 fund is designed to empower individuals and teams across Ireland to spearhead local community projects that promote inclusion, equitable access to opportunities, skills development, and sustainability.
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프로젝트를 시작하고 ChangeX의 글로벌 체인지메이커 커뮤니티에 함께하세요. 지역사회에 임팩트를 만들기 위한 모든 지원을 받아보실 수 있습니다.

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    프로젝트당 최대 €3,400 펀딩
  • 전문가 가이드, 단계별 실행 계획, 추가 자료 제공
  • ChangeX 팀의 진행 지원 및 상담

자격 기준

  • Projects must take place in the Republic of Ireland
  • If applying for grant(s) totaling more than €5,000, the applicant must be a registered nonprofit in Ireland
  • Applicants must be at least 18 years old or have the permission of a guardian to apply for funding

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이용 방법

  1. 아래 목록에서 아이디어를 선택해 신청하면 프로젝트 페이지가 생성됩니다.
  2. 30일 챌린지를 완료하면 1차 지원금이 지급됩니다.
  3. 프로젝트를 시작하세요.
  4. 프로젝트 성과를 공유하면 최종 지원금이 지급됩니다.

챌린지를 성공적으로 완료한 사람들에게는 선착순으로 자금이 할당됩니다.

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  • Fáilte Isteach

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  • FIRST® LEGO® League Discover UK

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  • FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge UK

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  • FIRST® LEGO® League Explore UK

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  • My Mini Growing Space

    Create your own 'mini' woodland & edible teaching garden! For schools, churches, libraries, communities centres and groups!

  • Small Pocket Forest

    Create a densely planted 25-square-metre native forest in your community with expert guidance, bringing biodiversity and natural connection to urban spaces through collaborative workshops.

  • STEAM In A Box

    STEAM-In-A-Box programmes are fun, creative, curriculum-linked programmes inspiring primary school children (and teachers!) to love STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Maths)!

  • Hour of Code

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자주 묻는 질문

  • How does the application process work?

    We aim to make the application process as quick and easy as possible.

    You will be asked for details such as the address of your project, and your motivation for starting the project in a short application form. Once you apply you will start the 30 Day Challenge. Funding is allocated to applicants on successful completion of the 30 Day Challenge and on a first-come, first-served basis. Learn more.

  • What are the reporting requirements and funding process?

    You are required to share the progress and outcomes of your project with us, the impact data will be shared with our partners.

    Funding is allocated to projects that start a proven idea on successful completion of the 30 Day Challenge and on a first-come first-served basis.

    The funding allocated to your project is divided into two payments:

    • The first (usually 70% of the total funding amount) is unlocked upon successful completion of the 30 Day Challenge. If you do not complete the 30 Day Challenge within the allocated time (30 days from registration) your funding will be reallocated to another group.
    • The second payment (usually 30% of the total funding amount) can be accessed after you have demonstrated the outcomes of your project by completing a brief impact survey and sharing a summary and photos on the ChangeX website. This is usually 2 to 6 months after the first payment, although the timeline may vary and will be communicated during the process.
  • What can and can’t funding be used for?

    Funds can be used to cover:

    • Direct costs for the set-up or maintenance of the project, e.g., space rental, insurance fees, seeds and planting materials, tools, training fees.

    Funds cannot be used to cover:

    • Cost of work that has already been carried out or anything that is not related to the setup and maintenance of the community project.
    • Funds may not be used to pay those working on the project.
    • Promotion of religious causes, non-charitable activities, sponsorship, or fundraising events.
    • Promotion of or engagement in criminal acts of violence, terrorism, hate crimes, discrimination based on various grounds, or support of any entity that engages in these activities.
  • How will I receive the funding?

    You must have a bank account to receive funding. Once you’ve successfully completed the required steps within 30 days, you can enter your bank details on the ChangeX website to facilitate the bank transfer through a secure payment provider. ChangeX will then review your application to make sure all elements have been completed successfully before making the transfer to your account.

  • How much funding will I get?

    The amount of funding available for your project depends on the idea you choose. Proven idea funding amounts align with the cost of starting each project in your region. The maximum amount of funding available per project is stated in the green box above.

  • How many projects can I apply for?
    • Individuals and informal organisations can apply for and receive funding for one project at a time. You must report back on the impact of any previously funded projects to be able to apply to start a new project. Informal organisations include groups or associations that are not legally registered organisations.

    • Legally registered organisations can apply for and receive funding for up to three different projects at a time, as long as each application and the resulting project is submitted and led by a different member of the organisation's team. If multiple projects will take place at the same location, they must be different.

    • Organisations must be legally registered in the country where they operate, they often include non-profits, schools, libraries, and other legally registered community groups.

    • If you have applied previously and failed the 30 Day Challenge or your project was not selected to receive funding, you are eligible to submit a new application. If you received funding in the past and did not report back on the impact of the project, you are not eligible to apply again.

  • How can I ask for accessibility support?

    If you require any additional support to complete the application process or access resources please contact [email protected] and we will help.

Aligned with our new Social Impact Strategy, PwC has partnered with ChangeX for a second year of the PwC Ireland Resilient Communities Fund. This fund is designed specifically to support local community groups across the country in starting impactful projects based on proven ideas and it reflects our focus on inclusion and making a meaningful impact in supporting the communities in which we live.
This initiative will support local community based changemakers across Ireland to turn their ideas into reality, shaping a more equitable, inclusive and sustainable future..

Enda McDonagh
Managing Partner, PwC Ireland

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