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| 8 Dec 2025 | |
| Community News |
The Pangbournian Community Advisory Board Grants Committee invites applications for grants to support the delivery of activities or events that benefit the Community, to be awarded in 2026.
Members of the Pangbournian Community (clubs, groups, societies) can submit applications via the online application form by 5 February 2026. Applications will be considered at the subsequent meeting of the PCAB in March 2026. Funds awarded will be confirmed in March 2026.
The maximum application amount is £1,500 and all applications must be fully costed, with quotes or estimates (including VAT) to support the application. The PCAB will strive to fund projects in their entirety, but the final decision is at the discretion of the PCAB and dependent on funds available. Applications which support Pangbourne College’s strategic priorities and that align with the College's ethos and flag values will be the most favourably judged.
For questions on the suitability of a project before application, please email community@pangbourne.com for an informal discussion.
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