Aviva awards £300,000 of funding to 65 good causes
The Aviva Broker Community Fund awarded £300,000 of funding to 65 projects and charities across the UK at its annual awards event held at the Honourable Artillery Company in London on Tuesday.
Over 160 brokers nominated chosen causes in May and June, more than any other year. The minimum each of the 40 finalists went home with was £2,500 (see box).
Winners of funding from the Aviva Broker Community Fund 2023 and their brokersThe five charities and projects awarded £20,000 and their supporting brokers
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