Apr 18, 2023
Written by: Lee McCann
ABZ Propeller Fund donates more than £8,000 to worthy projects
A new polytunnel, Toastie Bee Project and cookery classes funded
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Aberdeen International Airport is on the lookout for charities, community groups and organisations to benefit from the ABZ Propeller Fund.
Previously known as the Aberdeen International Airport Community Fund, £25,000 has been made available to donate to worthy recipients.
The ABZ Propeller Fund is open to groups, charities, and organisations with links to education, sustainability, and economic regeneration.
Since 2022, £50,000 has been donated to several organisations.
Members of the ABZ Propeller Fund include airport staff, as well as representatives from the local authorities and government.
It meets four times a year with the applications open throughout the year.
ABZ Propeller Fund latest news
Dec 1, 2022
Written by: Lee McCann
ABZ Propeller Fund donates £25,000 to worthy projects
Aberdeen Science Centre and Russell Anderson Foundation funded among those funded
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Written by: Lee McCann
ABZ Propeller Fund looks to help get projects off the ground
Aberdeen International Airport is on the lookout for charities, community groups and organisations to benefit from the ABZ Propeller Fund.
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“The ABZ Propeller Fund is a great way for community groups, charities and organisations to get help with funding and get their project off the ground. We encourage groups with a focus on young people, the environment or that make a tangible and real difference in their local communities to consider applying for funding. Everyone is aware what happened to the aviation industry during the pandemic and we took the difficult and decision to pause the community fund for 2020. However, we are delighted to be relaunching with a new name for our group, the ABZ Propeller Fund. We are an important company in the Aberdeen city and shire region and are looking to back as many organisations as we can from the ABZ Propeller Fund.”
Bruce Watson, chairman of the ABZ Propeller Fund at Aberdeen International Airport