BIG Alliance announces applications to the 2022 edition of the CoRe Programme are now open.

BIG Alliance is pleased to announce that applications to the 2022 edition of the CoRe Programme are now open.

The CoRe (Community Resourcing) programme is a collaborative partnership between the Macquarie Group Foundation, Slaughter and May, and Expedia, delivered by the BIG Alliance.

During the programme, local community organisations are matched to teams of business volunteers for a 6-month period. The volunteer teams work with the organisations on projects that contribute to the achievement of key strategic objectives, often providing resource to complete work that wouldn’t otherwise have been possible.

Last year, on average, each organisation received over 100 hours of support from their volunteer team. Now in its 14th year, CoRe follows a highly structured format designed to achieve maximum impact.

You can find out more about the CoRe programme by reading the CoRe 2020 and CoRe 2021 impact reports.

In order to apply to the join CoRe 2022, you must complete all sections of the attached application form and return it to Jonathan.Tait@thebigalliance.org.uk. Please note that applications to the CoRe 2022 programme must be received by no later than 5pm on Tuesday 8th March 2022. 

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