LPG heating installers nationwide are encouraged to get on board with Calor and its 2018 Rural Community Fund campaign.
Established in 2017, the Calor Rural Community Fund aims to give rural communities the chance to gain funding for projects that will improve local life.
Last year’s winning projects included the provision of heating and hot water for a newly built Scout Centre, an inclusive swing for a community park, and the installation of fibre broadband into an off-grid village.
This year the campaign is going national across the UK, with a total fund of £50,000 and with 21 individual prize pots available.
Paul Blacklock, Head of Corporate Affairs at Calor, says: “This year’s Calor Rural Community Fund is the perfect conversation starter for LPG installers wishing to engage with rural communities.
“The campaign is open to all off-grid projects, from community centres, village halls and sporting venues, to initiatives to support local schoolchildren and the elderly.
“By getting on board and spreading the word of the Fund, installers can benefit from strengthened relationships and involvement with local community projects, which in turn comes with increased business opportunities.
“Project applications are to be made via the Calor website, which will open for entries on the 20th March 2018 for a period of six weeks. National community action groups, Business in the Community and Rural England will also be joining the judging panel, giving the campaign further support.”
Installers interested in learning more about the Rural Community Fund can visit www.calor.co.uk/communityfund or call 0808 159 7761.
