Clubs share Rugby Football Foundation awards
RFU
July 16, 2008
The Rugby Football Foundation (RFF) approved PS222,857 worth of grants to 19 clubs at its June panel meeting. Four clubs - Derby, Millwall, Watford and Wigton - shared £155,000 in loans and grants towards major projects. The RFF, a charitable trust established by the Rugby Football Union, provides funding for capital projects at junior rugby clubs to support the recruitment and retention of players. Since 2003 the RFF has distribute £10m in grants and loans, attracting an additional £16.46m in partnership funding. The RFF Trustees have also approved a streamlined two-stage process for applications for interest free loans by clubs at Level Four and below in the English Clubs Championship who are identified as high priority within their Constituent Body Facility Plans. This aims to ensure that clubs without sufficient facilities to cater for their current and projected playing programmes gain prioritised support for their projects by the RFU and RFF in achieving their objectives. Further information on the new RFF Interest Free Loan process can be found within the updated RFF Guidance Notes or on the Foundation's micro site www.rfu.com/microsites/rff as can application forms and contacts for advice on any planned capital projects.
Rugby Football Foundation, June awards |
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