A Brighton charity was shocked when a grant they’d been told they’d won turned out to be 20 times more than they were expecting.
Allsorts Youth Project was given £10,000 by Tesco’s community grants scheme.
THe LGBT+ charity says it will spend it on its annual bus hire for Brighton Pride and the development of a counselling service.
Katie Vincent, chief executive at Allsorts Youth Project, said: “It was a total surprise. When we were told it was for £10,000, we were totally taken aback.
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