We are low on applications in Hammersmith & Fulham for The Tesco’s Stronger Starts Scheme, which currently has a focus on schools or any projects that work with children and young people. Here is the link to our website :  tescostrongerstarts.org.uk 

The application process is very straight forward and designed to take up very little time. Shortlisted projects are displayed in their local Tesco stores for a 3 month voting period, and the top placed project will receive up to £1500, the 2nd – £1000 and the 3rd – £500. Funding must be used within a year.  I would be more than happy to discuss this with you or any schools.  It’s not a huge award, but the application is so easy which makes it very accessible.  

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, however, so if not successful this round they will be considered next. 

The deadline for application this round is: Aug 1st  

Here are all our stores in H&F, please mention one of these stores in your application : 

Fulham Express	SW6 2EL
Fulham Imp Wharf Exp	SW6 2TW
700 Fulham Road Exp	SW6 5SA
Fulham Munster Rd Exp	SW6 6BW
Fulham Palace Rd Exp	SW6 6TD
Fulham Sherbroke Rd Exp	SW6 7HX
White City Express	W12 7TU
Shepherds Bush Exp	W12 8LH
49 Goldhawk Road Exp	W12 8QP
Askew Rd Shep Bsh Exp	W12 9AS
Olympia Hammersmh Exp	W14 8UZ
North End Rd Wken Exp	W14 9PP
Hammersmith	W6 7NL
Ldn Fulham Reach Exp	W6 9LH
King St Hammrsmth Exp	W6 9NH
168 Fulham Pal Rd Exp	W6 9PA
Hammersmith	W6 9YD

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