Paul Hodges, Landlord of The Bulls Head pub in Cosby nominated his local community library to gain much needed funding when he heard about the We Got This campaign via Everards.
Cosby community library is kept going by volunteers and needed a new fire escape door as their current door swells in the damp weather and cannot be opened easily. The library, like the pub is a real hub for the community and is once again a safe place for all.
"The library relies on donations to maintain its running costs and to hear we had been awarded the full £500 that we applied for was brilliant! This will help the library tremendously as it would have taken a long time to raise the amount of money needed to replace the fire door. Cosby is a fantastic community and to know we have helped and made people safe just by filling in an application form, something so simple that has made such a huge difference, feels great! Paul,
Bulls Head
We are proudly working with Carling once again to give YOU the chance to access up to £20,000 funding for your local community projects.
All you have to do is nominate a project in your local area and Carling will select projects from across the UK to fund and turn into a reality.
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