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This document outlines fundraising efforts for Berkshire Scouts projects that aim to enable young people to explore their worlds. The original fundraising target was £37,000 for building, chickens, and camping equipment projects. To date, £42,200 has been raised, with £19,600 spent on buildings and £4,500 on chickens. An additional £6,000 remains unspent. The fundraising has received support from various charitable trusts, companies, organizations, and individuals.
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- 1. Fundraising enabling young people to explore their worlds
- 2. Fundraising individual costs (participants) project costs (buildings, etc) enabling young people to explore their worlds
- 3. Fundraising individual costs (participants) project costs (buildings, etc) total £100,000+ enabling young people to explore their worlds
- 4. Original target (project costs): Buildings £23,000 Chickens £8,000 Camping equipment £6,000 Total £37,000 enabling young people to explore their worlds
- 5. Project fundraising to date: Buildings £23,000 £30,100 Chickens £8,000 £8,600 Camping equipment £6,000 £3,500 (revised) Total £37,000 £42,200 enabling young people to explore their worlds
- 6. Project spend to date: Buildings (Bukeka) £19,600 Chickens (Bukeka) £4,500 of £8,600 Projects (Kavule) £4,500 Camping equipment £3,500 Unspent £6,000 (£1,200 for stoves) Total £42,200 enabling young people to explore their worlds
- 7. Berkshire Scouts are grateful to: Michael Shanly Charitable Trust PPG Industries An anonymous Trust Thames Water Charities Berkshire Scout Enterprises Ltd Thatcham Rotary Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation Waitrose (Maidenhead) Briggs of Burton plc Wessex Youth Trust Building Brighter Futures Burnham Lions Participants Easthampstead Rotary Berkshire County Scout Council Elizabeth Jane Foundation Scout Districts Happy Egg Company Scout Sections & Groups Kempton Carr Ltd WINGS 2009 Maidenhead Lions many families/individuals via our JustGiving page & Greetings Cards scheme enabling young people to explore their worlds
- 8. enabling young people to explore their worlds