The Fisher Foundation

The Fisher Foundation has been established by Fisher Engineering as a permanent memorial to the lives of Bertie, Mark and Emma Fisher who died following an air accident on the 21st January 2001. It seeks to commemorate Bertie and Mark's interest in rallying and Emma's commitment to Christian service overseas by supporting those involved in these areas today.

 

The Fisher Foundation will assist:

 

 

Young people via a bursary award towards carrying out voluntary work overseas. Financial support towards the work of the Leprosy Mission, Trocaire and the Church Missionary Society.

 

Closing date for applications is 28th February annually.

 

How to Apply:

 

Application Process: 

 

In writing to:

The Director,

Fermanagh Trust,

Fermanagh House,

Broadmeadow Place,

Enniskillen,

Co Fermanagh

BT74 7HR

 

Name of Group

Name of Application / Person to contact

Address

Telephone Number

Email

Trip Destination

Purpose of Overseas Work

Dates / Duration

Costings of trip

Amount requested

 

 

 

 

Support to motor clubs and other relevant organisations to improve safety standards on rally events.

Over the last three years the Foundation has made a significant investment in Rally School Ireland. This has resulted in the opening of the new 2000 sq ft Fisher Foundation Motorsport Safety and Road Safety Experience Centre in Scotstown, Monaghan. The purpose built Centre is designed to educate, increase drivers skills and to promote the principles of road safety, highlighting their responsibilities when driving and as passengers.

The Foundation is inviting applications this year. Closing date is Friday 17th May 2019.

How to Apply:

Application Process:

In writing to:
The Director,
Fermanagh Trust,
Fermanagh House,
Broadmeadow Place,
Enniskillen,
Co Fermanagh
BT74 7HR

 

 

 

Fisher Foundation Website:  www.fisher-foundation.com

 

 

The Fermanagh Trust will not discuss, or fund applications submitted by professional fundraising consultants on behalf of local groups. We are committed to building the capacity of grass roots organisation's and are here to help voluntary committee members directly.

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