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In 1996 Back To Books was formed as a Reading Group and commissioned artist Carole Miles and author Kathy Page to create a series of stories and prints, which toured as The Sensuous Page. 2008 saw the reincarnation of Back to Books; today the members are drawn together by a passion for reading, writing and making. The group raises funds on a project by project basis and have new projects in the pipeline.
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Showing posts with label Grow Your Tenner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grow Your Tenner. Show all posts
Wednesday, 12 October 2016
Thank You For Helping Us Grow Some £10s!
Wednesday, 15 October 2014
How You Can Help Raise Funds to Replace Missing Brampton Valley Way Mosaic
Since we have had no sightings of the stolen mosaic panel but lots of great support and comments about the pleasure the way markers have given we are attempting to raise funds to create a replacement. This Autumn Local Giving are Running their Grow Your Tenner Scheme where for every individual donation of £10 Local Giving will match it with £10 and if you Gift Aid there will be an extra benefit to your donation! The campaign launches 14th October 2014 and finishes when the match fund runs out or the 31st January 2015 - whichever comes first.
You can support Back To Books by visiting our Local Giving Page HERE your £10 can help to fill the empty space left on the Brampton Valley Way and will bring joy and inspiration to walkers, runners and cyclists who regularly use this great community asset. You can read about the original project here. We hope you can help us make this a reality!
Sunday, 13 October 2013
Can You Help Us During Grow Your Tenner Match Fund 2013?
A little bird told us that Grow Your Tenner is getting closer! Beginning on October 15th, the Match Fund will keep matching donations until £500,000 has been given away!
Back To Books has a page on Localgiving.com and is eligible to take advantage of this promotion.
Ann Leonard, Margot Norris and Maureen Walvin with our Royal Oak from our Jubilee Tree Planting
From small acorns great oaks grow and so we are trying to rally all our supporters, as well as past, present and future participants to ask them to help us. Each donation of up to but not more than £10 will be matched from the Grow Your Tenner fund.
A donation of £10 can be worth up to £22.50:
£10 donation
+£2.50 Gift Aid
+£10 Match funding
Total = £22.50
The £500,000 will be split into two pots of £250,000. £250,000 will match £10 donations as above while the second £250,000 will be used to match new Direct Debits. The first six monthly payments of up to £10 will be matched.
We have lots of exciting plans for future projects and a small donation could help us make these ideas a reality. You can find our Local Giving page here. If you click the Projects tab on our page you can see an outline of some of the plans for future projects. With your help our plans will have wings!
Monday, 24 September 2012
Grow Your Tenner on Localgiving.com
Local Giving are have announced
that their £500,000 Grow Your
Tenner campaign will begin at 10am
Tuesday 25th September!
Through the Northamptonshire Community Foundation Back To Books has a webpage on
the site for a trial period and from 25th September, Localgiving.com will encourage new supporters to make a one-time donation by matching up to £10 per
donation. From September 25 until all £500,000 is gone, Local Giving will match
the first £10 of every donation made on Localgiving.com. So, if you give £10, Local
Giving will grow it to £20. If you claim Gift Aid, it becomes £22.50!
Back To Books raises funds for
activities on a project by project basis, by donating £10 during this campaign
it could really make a difference to what we are able to do in the future.
If you would like to help us you can make your donation by following the link to our Local Giving Page
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