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The Lord’s Taverners generally award grants of up to 80% (of the net cost) to a maximum level of £25,000. Only specific equipment for sensory rooms or outdoor playgrounds will be funded.
Deadline: Continuous rolling programme.
For more information and how to apply please click here.
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