Northampton sports club given £1,000 grant by housing developer to help during coronavirus pandemic

'At a time like this, when voluntary groups, sports clubs and charities are not able to hold their usual fundraising events, we are proud to help worthy local causes'

A Northampton sports club has received a £1,000 grant from a housing developer to help it during the coronavirus pandemic.

Members of Northampton Water Polo Club celebrate a £1,000 GRANT from Persimmon Homes Midlandsplaceholder image
Members of Northampton Water Polo Club celebrate a £1,000 GRANT from Persimmon Homes Midlands

Persimmon Homes Midlands selected Northampton Water Polo Club to receive the donation through its Community Champions scheme.

The match-funding initiative seeks to support grassroots groups and charities in areas where the company is building.

Sales director Claire Dearsley said: “At a time like this, when voluntary groups, sports clubs and charities are not able to hold their usual fundraising events, we are proud to help worthy local causes.

“We are always keen to support clubs like Northampton Water Polo Club, that encourage healthy, active lifestyles.”

Established in 2012, Northampton Water Polo Club encourages local young people to develop sport as an integral part of their physical, mental and social wellbeing.

The club is fundraising to cover minibus repairs, league fees and coaching courses.

Persimmon Homes Midlands makes two donations of up to £1,000 every month - to apply for a grant online, visit persimmonhomes.com/charity.

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