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Powys school pupils help raise thousands for charity
Powys school pupils help raise thousands for charity

Powys County Times

time10-08-2025

  • General
  • Powys County Times

Powys school pupils help raise thousands for charity

Llanfair Caereinion school pupils took part in an annual fundraiser before the end of term which has raised more than £30,000 over the last 10 years. Holding its annual Live in Colour Day (Byw mewn Lliw) on June 27, Ysgol Bro Caereinion confirmed that just over a month later, their fundraising efforts have totalled £2,500. The school chose to raise money for the DPJ Foundation, Dementia Matters Powys, and Wales Air Ambulance, with its 2025 race day, helping to add to the £39,000 raised for various charities as a school since 2015. A spokesperson for the school called the 2025 race day a 'fantastic day', recognising the hard work from all corners of the school, from sixth formers and staff to friends of Ysgol Bro Caereinion, and the pupils themselves. A spokesperson for Ysgol Bro Caereinion said: 'Our 2025 Byw mewn Lliw was held on Friday, June 27 and what a fantastic day it was. 'A day to be proud and to appreciate everything we have here at Bro Caereinion. From the hardworking sixth formers and staff, the kind Friends of the School, and of course, our amazing pupils, everyone had a smile on their face throughout the race. "There was huge excitement on the day, with everyone dressed colourfully, with face paint and glitter everywhere. 'There was fierce competition between the pupils (and the staff), but the most important thing was seeing everyone having fun. Remember too that the schools in our cluster also joined in on the fun and we thank them for their support. 'As a school and on behalf of the cluster schools, we would like to thank the pupils, staff, parents, and everyone for supporting us. This year, after discussions among the cluster pupils, the charities we are raising money for are the DPJ Foundation, Dementia Matters Powys, and Wales Air Ambulance. 'The amount raised is incredible, currently at over £2,500 this year, with still time to donate if you'd like to do so. 'Since 2015, we as a school, and now as a cluster, have raised over £39,000, which is amazing. "The amount we manage to raise every year is a fantastic reflection of how determined our pupils are and also how supportive their parents and the local community are, so thank you very much to everyone for your support.'

Delineate Launches Community Commitment with New Grant Scheme
Delineate Launches Community Commitment with New Grant Scheme

Business News Wales

time19-06-2025

  • Business
  • Business News Wales

Delineate Launches Community Commitment with New Grant Scheme

Llandysul headquartered company Delineate has launched its Community Commitment as part of a new initiative which will offer grant funding opportunities in the areas they operate. With offices in Llandysul, London and Mexico City, the business said it was proud to be supporting local projects and individuals as part of its new grant offering. In addition to the quarterly grant funding, the Delineate team has announced its three charity partners for 2025, chosen by colleagues across the company's global office bases under the theme of health and wellbeing. Welsh mental health charity the DPJ Foundation, nature-based charity Dandelion Time and youth charity Granito de Arena based in Mexico City will all benefit from a programme of coordinated fundraising activity which will be match funded by Delineate. The global data and insight business said it was committed to 'meaningful and consistent participation' in activities that support and improve social and economic wellbeing. With its focus on investing locally, but with a global reach, the Delineate team said it was aiming for the Community Commitment to drive value right across the business' operations, providing a sense of community purpose and demonstrating the value placed in forging closer local links. Officially launching the community initiative, Welsh Government Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Energy and Planning, Rebecca Evans, said: 'Businesses such as Delineate are supporting our ambitions to grow the Welsh economy and doing so in a way which provides quality job opportunities in rural areas whilst fostering social partnership and forging strong and lasting links with communities. 'I am delighted to formally launch the Delineate Community Commitment, and I look forward to seeing how the initiative will deliver positive outcomes.' CEO and founder James Turner said: 'Our community commitment demonstrates the value we place on building stronger relationships across our communities, providing opportunities through charitable giving, volunteering, and direct funding to help accelerate the fantastic work that we know is already in existence. 'At Delineate we are more than just an employer. We value the time and effort our colleagues put in to forging closer community links, and our new grant funding process and charity partnerships will play a key role in giving back to the local areas within which we operate. I'm excited to see how these small steps can play a big part in supporting community development from Llandysul to Mexico City and beyond.'

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