Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly and Junior Minister Aisling Reilly attended a special event in Parliament Buildings celebrating 30 years of National Lottery funding helping to transform communities and improve people’s lives across NI. They acknowledged the hugely positive impact the more than £1.5bn distributed to local good causes has made across the arts, community, heritage and sporting sectors over the past three decades.
ALT Image of four people cutting a cake decorated with the National Lottery logo and wording ’30 years of changing lives’ – Kate Beggs, NI director of the National Lottery Community Fund; Junior Minister Aisling Reilly; Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly and Justin King, Chair of lottery operator Allwyn UK.
ALT Image of four people holding branding marking 30 years of National Lottery funding – Kate Beggs, NI director of the National Lottery Community Fund; Junior Minister Aisling Reilly; Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly and Justin King, Chair of lottery operator Allwyn UK.
ALT Image of two people - Kate Beggs, NI director of the National Lottery Community Fund, with Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly at the event in Parliament Buildings celebrating 30 years of National Lottery funding in Northern Ireland.
ALT Image of two people – Junior Minister Aisling Reilly chatting to Des Jennings of Commonwealth Games NI at the event in Parliament Buildings celebrating the positive impact National Lottery funding has had on many local arts, community, heritage and sporting projects over the past three decades.