Trail Fund NZ wants to give you some cash!

Trail Fund NZ is open for business and looking to hand out some cash. Applications for funding are open now until April 13th. They’re looking to fund six projects this round up to $500 a pop. If you have a volunteer trail building project and need some help for tools, materials etc then check out links to the funding criteria and application form on their website: www.trailfund.org.nz/grant-applications

Go on, take their money.

For the rest of you, the Trail Fund NZ t-shirts are a great way to show your support so that more $$ can go back into trails. Get yours here: www.trailfund.org.nz/store

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insanezane@fastmail.fm says:
March 26, 2013 at 09:28
Mmmm money for trails!
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