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The Coca-Cola Company are reminding youth organisations across Kildare to submit their applications to the 2024 Coca-Cola Thank You Fund as the closing date approaches on Friday, May 24, 2024 at 6pm.
With just one week left to go, youth organisations with programmes dedicated to fostering learning and sustainable development are being urged to submit their applications and be in with a chance of receiving a grant share of €200,000 to support youth-focused initiatives that contribute to positive change within their local communities.
Now in its 14th year, the Coca-Cola Thank You Fund continues its commitment to fostering education, employability, and environmental leadership among young people aged 16-25 across Ireland and Northern Ireland.
Over the past 14 years, the Coca-Cola Thank You Fund has awarded more than €1.5 million to 164 non-profit organisations, making a significant impact in communities across the island of Ireland.
Applications for this year’s Coca-Cola Thank You Fund can be submitted via www.coca-cola.com/ie/en/
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