This winter, National Grid Electricity Distribution has teamed up with Localgiving
to deliver a record £2.5million of funding to
charitable organisations tackling fuel
poverty in their communities.
With the increase in fuel costs and the cost of
living, many families will find paying
their bills a struggle at this time of year.
National Grid Electricity Distribution (NGED)
is the regional electricity distribution
division of National Grid. Formerly known as
Western Power Distribution,
the UK’s largest electricity distribution
network serves nearly 8 million customers
in the East and West Midlands, South West and
South Wales, delivering essential
power to
millions of homes and businesses across its regions.
National Grid Electricity Distribution is
calling on charities, councils and
community groups small and large across its
four regions, to apply for
grants of up to £10,000 to support people who
need extra help this winter.
In addition to providing grants, a bank of
energy saving advice and resources
will be available for groups to adapt and use
within their communities, offering
an extra layer of support.
The fund is open to all non-profit and
statutory organisations, big and small,
based in these locations who are supporting
households experiencing fuel poverty.
The programme is now live and accepting
applications until midnight on
Monday, October 31st 2022.
All applicants will be informed of the outcome
of their application by
Tuesday, 15th November 2022.
All projects must be completed and the funding
must be spent by
31st March 2023.
For further information please contact amy.kordiak@localgiving.org
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