Tipperary Credit Union Launches €250,000 Community Fund to Support Local Initiatives

Tipperary Credit Union formally launched a pilot €250,000 Community Fund at the Great National Hotel in Ballykisteen last night, aiming to empower local clubs, groups, and schools across the region.

Supporting the Community

The fund is available to organizations seeking to benefit the community and the Credit Union’s 30,000 members. According to CEO Micheál Moloney, Tipperary Credit Union has a dual responsibility: providing opportunities and ensuring responsible management of member funds Tipperary Midwest Radio.

Fund Management and Application Process

The Community Fund will be managed by a committee led by Marion Carroll and is financed through the Credit Union’s profits. Applications can be submitted via the Credit Union website using a streamlined form. The deadline for applications is March 31st Tipperary Midwest Radio.

Funding Amounts and Timeline

Funding awards will range from €2,000 to €50,000, with decisions expected within 4 to 6 weeks after the application closing date. A second call for applications may be announced later this year Tipperary Midwest Radio.

Initial Donation and International Support

During the launch event, the Tipperary Town Olympic Handball Club was randomly selected to receive an immediate donation of €500. Tipperary Credit Union recently donated €5,000 to the Irish League of Credit Union International Development Fund, supporting the expansion of the Credit Union model in developing countries Tipperary Midwest Radio.

Leadership Transition

The launch of the Community Fund follows a recent leadership change at Tipperary Credit Union, with Micheál Moloney appointed as the new CEO following the retirement of Pat Shanahan after nearly 26 years of service LinkedIn.