High Peak charity could get funding boost

Tuesday, 16 May 2023 10:10

High Peak charity Zink is being given the chance to double donations made between now and 22 May.

They have been awarded match funding for donations via the Big Give website to support activities to help improve mental health for local people.

Until 22 May, donations made via Big Give as part of the Kind 2 Mind campaign will be matched, meaning Zink get double the initial contribution.

Up to £2,500 of match funding is available so the charity could get a £5,000 boost.

To donate, visit https://donate.biggive.org/campaign/a056900002PorxaAAB or search Big Give then Kind 2 Mind and Zink.

As well as High Peak Foodbank, the charity runs a series of wellbeing activities.

Zink HQ is open Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm. Details on the activities and services are listed at www.zink.org.uk.

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