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New Chairs for Community Centre
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New Chairs for Community Centre
Our centre is now 15 years old, due to the high community footfall we require 180 new chairs for our groups and users
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We are a community centre for the borough of Wigan Greater Manchester, we were funded for the local cricket and rugby teams, along with local girl guides and boys brigade in 2007. We are a registered charity and it is our aim to provide a safe, disability friendly facility accessible for all groups of the community. Today we are the home of disability and community groups such as think ahead stroke group, Parkinson’s UK, green crew CIC, Upper GI support, NHS diabetes support, and the ileostomy association. We are also heavily used by the NHS, and Wigan council and many more for ad hoc sessions such as blood donations. We currently have thousands of visitors each week of all ages. Some of our users who are based onsite full time have additional needs such as autism and learning difficulties, it is important that they have this facility for their daily life routine. Our chairs are now old worn and in desperate need of replacing ofr our fantastic groups.
What we'll deliver:
- Purchase new Chairs
Why it's a great idea:
We are a mutli use community centre with over a thousand visitors a week from all areas of the community would benefit from this project. We currently have thousands of visitors each week of all ages. Some of our users who are based onsite full time have additional needs such as autism and learning difficulties, it is important that they have this facility for their daily life routine. This project would enable us to offer a safe environment for the groups who use our amazing facility and would secure our future.
Steps to get it done:
- Buy new chairs
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How will the money be spent?Total £6,779
Costs Breakdown
This shows how money raised for the project will be spent. Before entering fundraising these costs will be confirmed by the project's Delivery Manager and verified by the verifier.
New Chairs
£6,242
Overfunding
This project is enabled for overfunding. If the project hits its funding goal before the end of the campaign period, any extra funds raised will be spent (in order of priority) on:
- Contingency for the project to protect against price fluctuation
- Spare chairs
Total £6,779
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We are a community centre for the borough of Wigan Greater Manchester, we were funded for the local cricket and rugby teams, along with local girl guides and boys brigade in 2008.
We are a registered charity and it is our aim to provide a safe, disability friendly facility accessible for all groups of the community. Today we are the home of disability and community groups such as think ahead stroke group, Parkinson’s UK, green crew CIC, Upper GI support, NHS diabetes support, and the ileostomy association. We are also heavily used by the NHS, and Wigan council and many more for ad hoc sessions such as blood donations.
We currently have thousands of visitors each week of all ages. Some of our users who are based onsite full time have additional needs such as autism and learning difficulties, it is important that they have this facility for their daily life routine.
Project Owner: St Peters pavilion The Project Owner takes legal responsibility for receiving and spending the funds raised and ensuring the project is delivered.