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Sark Community Dairy Charitable Trust raised £18,378 from 130 supporters
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Iʼve raised £18,378 to help fund a new community dairy on the Isle of Sark. We've raised £360,000 so far but still need your support to raise the rest.
- Isle of Sark
- Funded on Sunday, 25th July 2021
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Most of our funding has come via donations direct to our Charity, some has been donated via Just Giving. We are still £120,000 short of our overall target so we still need your help.
The Dairy itself is constructed and being fitted out. We are expecting our cows to arrive in early July.
Sark is open for Business
"Our beautiful Island has experienced some trials in recent times. I believe this project will stir islanders’ hearts and strengthen their resolve to return to self-sufficiency." Christopher Beaumont, Seigneur of Sark
The initial plan is to create a sustainable dairy that contributes to the economy as well as the spirit of the community. A dairy that Sark can be proud of. A project that is GOOD FOR SARK and is GOOD FOR YOU.
We have raised just over £360,000 towards a sum of £480,000 to complete the project. So there's still plenty to do and we really need your help.
Sark is up and running, it’s open for business. Our island has a history of producing the absolute highest quality dairy products. Come and visit to find out what all the fuss is about.
The Trust will start by creating a new dairy business to be run by experienced tenant farmers. We will then turn our attention to projects that enhance the beauty of the landscapes, particularly the coastline. The first project will focus on reintroducing goats to the north of the island to assist in the management of L'Eperquerie Common.
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- 4 years ago
Sark Community Dairy Charitable Trust
4 years agoHi everyone! Firstly thank you all so so much from the team here on Sark for your donations, we are getting closer to reaching our fundraising goal of £480,000. To date through various channels and events we have raised a total of £280,000 - which means we are well over half way to our target, which is "amoozing" We still need to raise a further £200,000 to complete the project, we would be grateful if you can continue to share our message and support the project to help see it over the line. Thanks the Sark Dairy Trust Team!
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- 4 years ago
Sark Community Dairy Charitable Trust
4 years agoHello everyone! Firstly thank you all so much for helping to support the Isle of Sark in building a new community dairy, we are one step closer with your donations. We are continuing on our quest to raise £480,000 which will be required to build the dairy, we have also received some very kind private donations since launching the campaign nearly a month ago, bringing the total now required to £360,000. We hope to share more goodness with you soon. Thank you again, The Sark Dairy Charitable Trust...
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Supporters
130
Matt & Liz Brouard
Jul 25, 2021
Happy to help towards Sark’s new dairy.
£50.00
Rosanne Guille
Jul 25, 2021
Best of luck in raising the full amount. Happy to help in my small way ❤️
£150.00
Doug Wilson
Jul 16, 2021
£250.00
Mike and Dianne Mauger
Jul 1, 2021
£40.00
Emma & Chris A
Jul 1, 2021
£100.00
Anonymous
Jun 24, 2021
Anonymous
Jun 15, 2021
Got to be done!
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Sark Community Dairy Charitable Trust
Isle of Sark
Sark Community Dairy Charitable Trust was set up by like minded local Island residents who saw the need to maintain a working dairy on the Isle of Sark, after the previous family dairy closed for business in 2017.