A panel of local community members will review all applications.
BnM is launching its next round of funding for a Community Benefit fund in Offaly.
Applications are now open to local organisations such as voluntary and non-profit groups in the vicinity of Derrinlough Windfarm.
They'll be assessed by a committee of local community members.
A total of €118,000 in funding was distributed to 47 projects in 2024, including Rath's Scoil Náisiúnta Naomh Eoin, St Mary's Hall in Cloghan and St. Rynaghs Hurling Club in Banagher.
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