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Live or work in Northumberland? Win £100!
Mark Pierce, Director of Policy and Programmes at the Community Foundation discusses how you can take part in our short survey regarding community assets in Northumberland.
When we published Northumberland’s Vital Signs in 2013 we talked a lot about the needs of the county. In 2016 we want Vital Signs to have a greater focus on why Northumberland is a great place to be, and how community philanthropy could invest in those things that contribute to residents’ generally good quality of life.
So in preparation for the publication Northumberland Vital Signs in October 2016, we want your views on how philanthropy could support community assets: the good people, great organisations and special places that make Northumberland such a great place to live and work.
We really want to know what you think about this. Please let us have your views today by completing our short survey at http://communityfoundation.org.uk/vital-signs-northumberland/take-our-assets-survey/.
The results will be published in our latest edition of Northumberland’s Vital Signs in October 2016. And by way of a thank you we will be selecting one lucky respondent on publication day to receive £100 worth of vouchers to spend in some of the area’s great local shops!
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Adam Lopardo .
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