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Charities, schools and community groups have the opportunity to apply for funding for local projects that require financial assistance to the ASDA Foundation.  The ASDA Foundation trust was set up in 1988 to support local good causes chosen by employees and is funded by profits from the mid-week national lottery. Organisations can apply for funding for a wide range of projects as long as they have the support of local ASDA colleagues.

Musicosity provides artists an opportunity to reward fan loyalty and reach new audiences.  Musicosity is a magazine, a loyalty programme and website providing a great way to connect with audiences. It is FREE and is funded by industry and band sponsorship.

Coastal Voices is currently recruiting choirs to join the project in the lead up to cultural Olympiad performances in London and Weymouth in 2012. We are aiming to bring hundreds of singers of all ages together to perform four new commissions on an international platform. The project will engage with choral groups up and down the Jurassic Coast in exploring new music and the magnificent World Heritage Site coastline which will form the backdrop to the Olympic sailing and windsurfing events in 2012.

Sportivate is a £32million Lottery programme that gives 14-25 year olds access to six week courses in a range of sports including judo, golf, tennis, wakeboarding, athletics and parkour or free running.  Applications will now be accepted for activity taking place after 1st April 2012 only.

The LankellyChase Foundation has announced that it is inviting applications from arts based organisations through their Arts Programme.  Applications can be submitted at any time.

Limited funds have been made available to support voluntary and community groups that are providing services and/or support to children and young people within the Bournemouth community.  Voluntary and community groups can apply for grants which support creative and innovative projects within Bournemouth.  Grants, for any one project, will be for a maximum period of three years.  During this maximum time period the organisation will be required to make the service sustainable for the future, subject to the success of the project.