The Social & Cultural Committee of North Midlands Credit Union recently held its annual event in the Longford Arms Hotel to present awards to some of the local voluntary organisations that it is supporting this year. The Social and Cultural Fund is a special fund approved by the Board of Directors to give recognition and financial support to voluntary organisations that make a valuable contribution to the quality of life within the local community. READ MORE BELOW PHOTO This funding initiative is now in its 26th year and to date has provided over €2.1 million to local voluntary organisations. The Credit Union once again this year supported a wide range of organisations in the local area working in a variety of sectors and projects such as social, cultural, community development, the disability and age active sector, youth activities and sporting organisations. This year the fund increased to €160,000 and we had over 300 various organisations apply for the funding. Speaking at the presentation night in the Longford Arms Hotel on Monday, June 19, Brian Gillen, Chairperson of the Social and Cultural Committee of North Midlands Credit Union paid tribute to the many volunteers and their respective organisations for their commitment and ongoing valuable work in the community. He said it was fitting that the Credit Union as a volunteer led organisation should recognise and financially support the work of other voluntary organisations where possible. Charlie O’Rourke Director of North Midlands Credit Union spoke about the Social and Cultural fund and the satisfaction felt by the Credit Union of continuing to be in a financial position to support local voluntary organisation.placeholder image
The Social & Cultural Committee of North Midlands Credit Union recently held its annual event in the Longford Arms Hotel to present awards to some of the local voluntary organisations that it is supporting this year. The Social and Cultural Fund is a special fund approved by the Board of Directors to give recognition and financial support to voluntary organisations that make a valuable contribution to the quality of life within the local community. READ MORE BELOW PHOTO This funding initiative is now in its 26th year and to date has provided over €2.1 million to local voluntary organisations. The Credit Union once again this year supported a wide range of organisations in the local area working in a variety of sectors and projects such as social, cultural, community development, the disability and age active sector, youth activities and sporting organisations. This year the fund increased to €160,000 and we had over 300 various organisations apply for the funding. Speaking at the presentation night in the Longford Arms Hotel on Monday, June 19, Brian Gillen, Chairperson of the Social and Cultural Committee of North Midlands Credit Union paid tribute to the many volunteers and their respective organisations for their commitment and ongoing valuable work in the community. He said it was fitting that the Credit Union as a volunteer led organisation should recognise and financially support the work of other voluntary organisations where possible. Charlie O’Rourke Director of North Midlands Credit Union spoke about the Social and Cultural fund and the satisfaction felt by the Credit Union of continuing to be in a financial position to support local voluntary organisation.

PICTURES | North Midlands Credit Union initiative has provided over €2.1 million to Longford organisations

By Longford Live Reporter
Published 7th Jul 2023, 20:00 GMT

Caption: Presentation from the North Midlands Credit Union Social and Cultural Fund to Longford Westmeath Down Syndrome in the Longford Arms Hotel on Monday, June 19. Pictured are Yvonne Craig, Celine and Sam Barton with Edna Blake. Picture: Shelley Corcoran

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Caption: Presentation from the North Midlands Credit Union Social and Cultural Fund to Longford Westmeath Down Syndrome in the Longford Arms Hotel on Monday, June 19. Pictured are Yvonne Craig, Celine and Sam Barton with Edna Blake. Picture: Shelley Corcoran

Caption: Jim Tynan (St Christopher's Services CLG) accepting a presentation from Charlie O'Rourke (Director of North Midlands Credit Union) and Brian Gillen (Chairperson of the Social and Cultural Committee of North Midlands Credit Union) in the Longford Arms Hotel on Monday, June 19. The donation came from the North Midlands Credit Union Social and Cultural Fund.  Picture: Shelley Corcoran

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Caption: Jim Tynan (St Christopher's Services CLG) accepting a presentation from Charlie O'Rourke (Director of North Midlands Credit Union) and Brian Gillen (Chairperson of the Social and Cultural Committee of North Midlands Credit Union) in the Longford Arms Hotel on Monday, June 19. The donation came from the North Midlands Credit Union Social and Cultural Fund.  Picture: Shelley Corcoran

Caption: St Christopher's Special School: Fionnuala Donnolly, Sheila Dinnegan, Nicola Burke and Tom Allen

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Caption: St Christopher's Special School: Fionnuala Donnolly, Sheila Dinnegan, Nicola Burke and Tom Allen

PICTURES | Longford's fourth Little Heroes Charity Bike Run raises funds for Ballinamuck NS sensory garden Down Memory Lane | Dancing in the streets at incredible 2019 Longford Summer Festival PICTURES | A day for the ages in Killoe - no show like a top class Longford Agricultural Show Caption: Backstage Theatre: Mona Considine and Brian Gillen, Chairperson Social & Cultural Committee of North Midlands Credit Union

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PICTURES | Longford's fourth Little Heroes Charity Bike Run raises funds for Ballinamuck NS sensory garden Down Memory Lane | Dancing in the streets at incredible 2019 Longford Summer Festival PICTURES | A day for the ages in Killoe - no show like a top class Longford Agricultural Show Caption: Backstage Theatre: Mona Considine and Brian Gillen, Chairperson Social & Cultural Committee of North Midlands Credit Union

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