Enkalon Foundation
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Enkalon Foundation was founded in 1985 following the closure of the British Enkalon factory in Antrim The Enkalon Foundation was founded in Antrim following the decision of British Enkalon (Azko Nobel) to pull out of Northern Ireland. Unlike many large companies who leave the local economy decimated by their departure Azko Nobel gave a generous donation to start the Enkalon Foundation to soften the blow. The Foundation began in 1985 and to date has given out over £3,000,000 to local causes.
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facebook.comAll set up for the Community Fund launch. Look forward to seeing you all this evening!!
One day to go until the launch of the Enkalon Foundation Community fund. Still a few places left on the guest list. If you would like to attend please email communityfund@enkalonfoundation.org
Just 7 days to go!! Enkalon Foundation will be celebrating 30 years of funding and launching the Community Fund at 7pm on Wednesday 8th November, Unit 12 The Junction, Antrim (directions given from the visitors centre) If you would like to attend please email communityfund@enkalonfoundation.org to book a place.
In 1987 Enkalon Foundation gave out its first award, to celebrate 30 years of funding the Trustees are launching a one off Community Fund to benefit the former Antrim Borough area. The fund will be open to groups based in or working within the former Antrim borough. As well as groups with projects elsewhere which may be suitable to replicate in Antrim. Invites and e-vites have been sent out today but if you represent a group and would like to attend please contact the administrator Claire Cawley at communityfund@enkalonfoundation.org.
🎉🎉Watch this space!! We have a big announcement coming in the next few days to celebrate 30 years of Enkalon Foundation supporting the local community 🎉🎉
For those who may not have seen it yet the history of British Enkalon and Enkalon Foundation in Antrim is being celebrated at The Junction in Antrim. The display is being shown along with the plans for the £30 million investment in The Junction in the next 5 years. The unit is open to the public at weekends and worth a visit as the old model of the factory, which was in the foyer of the Enkalon offices, is on display having been lovingly restored.
With all the applications for the June meeting now in the applications have been reopened again. The next closing date will be 17th August and they will be assessed by the Trustees in September.
Wednesday 16th November is the closing date for applications for funding. The Trustees will meet on the 9th December to assess applications The awards agreed in December will put the amount of money donated to date over £5 million. Over half of that money has been spent in the Antrim area.
The Trustees met on the 17th June and 37 groups were successfully awarded or pledged funding towards their projects. This equated to £48,349 of funding being allocated. The next Trustees meeting will be on the 30th September and the closing date for applications will be the 19th August.