Community Cashback
SPAR £100k Community Cashback returns
The SPAR Community Cashback is back for the fourth year in a row.
Due to the amazing success of our yearly £100,000 Community Cashback scheme, SPAR is launching its fourth £100,000 Community Cashback scheme, giving away various grants to local voluntary or community organisations and charities.
Applications will open in April!
Launching in April, shoppers from all over the UK can apply for a grant for an organisation or charity they feel deserves funding. All applicants need to do is share the exceptional contribution that a local organisation has made to their community and what the grant would be put towards. Applications will open in April.
There will be grants available covering all geographical regions across the UK.
Amounts up to £10,000 are available, with a total pool of grants valued at £100,000.
SPAR is looking forward to catching up with last year’s grant winners and seeing how their grants have positively affected their communities.
Suzanne Dover, SPAR UK Brand and Marketing Director, said: “Empowering local communities is about nurturing our neighbourhoods and promoting a brighter future. We had such a brilliant response to last year’s campaign that we are delighted to bring it back again this year."
Past Winners
SPAR have been overwhelmed with the number of amazing applications that have been received for the Community Cashback campaign over the years.
SPAR are invested in giving back to our local communities. You’re our neighbours, not just customers. That’s why we want to be there for you.
Check out our previous grant winners and how the grant has helped changed lives within their communities!!
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Rainbow HubRainbow Hub is a special charity that exists to improve the lives of children and young people with mental and physical challenges, and families, from across the North West, by providing specialist educational and therapeutic approaches to learning. As part of this they have created a special needs nursery which caters specially for early years aged children with diagnosed and emerging special educational needs.
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Stepping OutRunning since 2015, Stepping Out offers group exercise and well-being schemes, including yoga and dancing, which aim to improve strength, flexibility, balance, overall fitness and general well-being as well as being part of a supportive and friendly group.
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Fox & FriendsFox and Friends was set up with the aim to create a range of services which were accessible to everyone to support people who wanted to come together to learn, connect and thrive following the COVID lockdown. This includes Interactive Story Sessions, ASN Family Support Group, Clubs & Activities for Adults as well as events for communities based across the Highlands.
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Air Ambulance NIAir Ambulance NI bring the emergency room where it is needed most, whether that is at the roadside or in a farmyard, attending some of the most serious medical incidences across the country every day.
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Ty HapusTy Hapus is Welsh for ‘Happy House’ and has provided home-from-home support and respite for people living with dementia and their families for over 11 years. The charity is primarily a service for younger people with a diagnosis under the age of 65 with activities and sessions organised within the heart of the community using local businesses, attractions and areas of interest.
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Woodlanders Pre SchoolWoodlanders Pre School are an independent registered charity that provide an early years education for children aged 2-5 for families in Ashburton. . A crucial part of Woodlanders is specialising in supporting children with Special Educational needs.
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Northumbria Blood BikesNorthumbria Blood Bikes is completely run by volunteers. The charity relies completely on donations so they can deliver life-saving blood platelets and plasma to hospitals across the region.
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Stoke & Staffodshire Downs Syndrome Social GroupStoke & Staffordshire Downs Syndrome Social Group was set up in 2016 by parents and husband and wife Julia and Michael Boardman. The aim of the group was to offer children like their son Max a safe, fun and sociable place to meet with other children who have Downs Syndrome and to create a “family” for the future where parents could support each other due to the lack of support locally for our children.
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Bags of LoveBags full of love is an organisation based in West Dunbartonshire that aims to give every child entering foster care a new backpack filled with new comfort and personal care items. When children are removed from their home most of them will either have the clothes they stand in or a carrier/bin bag of their belongings, we are trying to break this practice. Since many of the children entering the care system have been neglected or abused, we will try to give them a sense of self-respect by providing brand new items which they can call their own. The grant would enable us to purchase more clothing to enable us to give the children coming in to foster care a full outfit along with pyjamas and toiletries.
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Community Rescue ServiceThe Community Rescue Service (CRS), a volunteer search and rescue service that operates throughout Northern Ireland, received the impressive top £10,000 grant to help them continue to provide their search and rescue services for high-risk, vulnerable and missing members of the community, including dementia patients, children and people in crisis.
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