It's from the RISE Community Fund.
New grants of up to €1,000 will be available to social enterprises, businesses and farms across the Midlands.
The RISE Community Fund is awarding funding to those who show innovative ways in using technology to help their work and benefit their local community.
RISE is supported by the NBI, and has awarded grants in the past to Midlands groups and businesses such as Westmeath Women's Shed and Bonny Bo.
Applications opened this week and will close on the 28th of February, with the grants to be awarded in March.
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