Darryl Marshall Fund
Darryl Marshall, who was a former Penistone Community Constable and an active member of Round Table, spent his life serving the community and had a tireless enthusiasm for community projects and charity work. His work included setting up many youth development schemes in the Penistone area. Following his sudden death in 2008, the Darryl Marshall Community Fund has been established by Penistone Round Table in recognition of his outstanding contribution to young people.
The fund supports community projects that encourage and/or stimulate young people up to the age of 25 years of age, to make a positive contribution or difference by undertaking a project that will benefit their local community. The project activity must therefore have beneficiaries who live in Penistone or the surrounding area and be broadly led and run by local organisations, groups or individual.
2010 Applications
The application round for 2010 is now open. Applications must be received before 31 March 2010. The application form and guidance notes are available to download from this page.
Downloads:
Guidelines for completing your application for funding
Successful Projects in 2009
Three applications for projects were approved in 2009. A total of £2450.00 was allocated to the projects which included a community garden scheme, equipment and support for a youth club and assistance for the production costs of a local musical theatre group.
