Two Nottingham athletes driving social impact as recipients of Allwyn ChangeMakers grant

New £100k Grant Open to Support Community Cohesion and Tackle Hate Crime in Nottingham  – My Nottingham News

Nottingham City Council has launched the Community Cohesion and Hate Crime £100,000 Grant application process, offering a major opportunity for local organisations to help strengthen community ties and tackle hate across Nottingham.  This one-off grant will award up to £100,000 over two years to support one Voluntary and Community Sector (VCS) organisation or a partnership of organisations to deliver impactful activities that promote community c…

Two British Judo Athletes Selected for new ChangeMakers grant - British Judo Association

Allwyn, operator of The National Lottery, has announced the Team GB and ParalympicsGB stars who are set to receive grants as part of the ChangeMakers initiative, which will provide a total of £100,000 for athletes to power positive change. Sixteen current and former National Lottery funded athletes will receive grants of up to £10,000 to support their activity across a wide range of causes including mentoring programmes for disadvantaged childre…

Two Nottingham athletes driving social impact as recipients of Allwyn ChangeMakers grant

Two Nottingham athletes will be making a big difference to their local community thanks to Allwyn’s ChangeMakers initiative.

Ukrainian international judo champion Daria Bilodid arrived in Lebanon early Wednesday morning to participate in the third edition of the OMT Beirut Sports Festival, which will be held from April 30 to May 4, at the invitation of the Lebanese Judo Federation. The Federation prepared a reception for her at the VIP lounge at Rafic Hariri International Airport. She was received by the Secretary General of the Judo Federation, Pierre Bou...