By working with the Manchester United Foundation (MUF) HDT is set to see more girls playing football in the area.
Sports facilities in Irlam & Cadishead were completely revamped thanks to the partnership working of HDT.
From football to cricket and even dominoes! HDT funding redeveloped the new pavilion at Irlam Cricket Club in 2012.
One of our first projects with the Rotary Club in Irlam, it took three years to reopen the Hollins Green Scout Hut after an arson attack.
£700 from HDT has meant that a local art and craft group, which meet every week, could have an art trip to London along with being able to buy materials.
Cadishead Rhinos rugby teams have seen a vast improvement in fitness this season thanks to a £2,750 HDT grant for gym equipment.
Two day trips a year and a Christmas Lunch at Boysnope Golf Club was made possible thanks to a £350 contribution from HDT towards costs.
The ladies league bowling champions in Cadishead had a makeover when HDT provided them with £400 for new tops for all 25 members.
Courses to help teach people about healthy, tasty and economic cooking would have sunk ‘like a bad soufflé’ had it not been for the £500 funding from HDT.
100 people every week come through Irlam Boxing Academy’s doors, which were opened in 2006 by Gary Booth who has 35 years experience in the sport.
HDT provided a grant of £511 for the new under 12’s kit at Irlam Rangers Amateur Football Club which was established in 2001.
HDT gave them £4,500 to develop additional football pitches on Irlam Primary School where the team use their facilities. The field was not fit to be used by anyone.
A grant of £9,680 from HDT made match days more pleasurable for players, parents, supporters and club officials. The funding paid for a complete refurbishment of the club house.
A local arts and crafts group made up of nine ladies were extremely grateful to HDT for providing a grant of £700. The funding contributed towards an educational trip to a National Art Gallery and renting a room at Lady James Hall where the ladies meet to enjoy their hobby. The group is held on Mondays between 1pm to 3.15pm. Each session costs £2.50 and disabled members and carers are welcome to attend. Various specialist courses are offered throughout the year.
Two day trips a year and a Christmas Lunch at Boysnope Golf Club was made possible thanks to a £350 contribution from HDT towards costs. The club has 34 members who like to get together and socialise. Meeting every Monday afternoon 1pm-3pm (Not Bank Holidays) the group enjoy tea, biscuits, bingo and a chat.
The ladies league bowling champions in Cadishead had a makeover when HDT provided them with £400 for new tops for all 25 members.
Courses to help teach people about healthy, tasty and economic cooking would have sunk ‘like a bad soufflé’ had it not been for the £500 funding from HDT. Five courses, run for eight weeks each, for 12 people at a time take place across the year and are open to a wide age range of local residents. The funding received pays for the rent, the ingredients and the insurance needed to make the course happen.
100 people every week come through Irlam Boxing Academy’s doors, which were opened in 2006 by Gary Booth who has 35 years experience in the sport.
