The phrase "a community group which" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific community group and providing additional information about it.
Example: "A community group which focuses on environmental conservation has organized a local cleanup event this weekend."
Alternatives: "a community organization that" or "a local group that".
They don't get the money themselves, but the chance to nominate a charity, school or community group which will benefit from their talents.
"Managers are allocated time away to volunteer with a chosen charity or community group, which boosts personal satisfaction, improves skills and, according to BT, makes for better-rounded people".
Benevolent then sends the money, in the form of a grant, to the referring community group, which funds the client's needs.
A birthday party for this gang turned community group, which says it is exactly one year older than hip-hop itself.
They were part of the community group which brought about the suspension of Metgasco's licence to mine coal seam gas.
Some executives who favor Related's plan say the community group, which they refer to as the Merry Band of Millionaires, has offered an impractical proposal that cannot raise the money necessary to fix the pier.
Lisa Hardy, from the Spa Pavilion Associates, the community group which had its proposal for the venue turned down, said: "The interesting word was 'defend', so I'm not entirely sure what they're planning.
The Bedminster campus of the former City of Bristol College is used by a number of community groups which will have to move out by February next year.
Lyndy Mountain, another core member, who has lived on Cowgate since she was a girl, says there is a strong network of community groups, which already run initiatives such as a healthy eating group and a breakfast club for more than 60 children.
Thus, the two factor model displayed a psychometrically and theoretically meaningful representation of life quality across two community groups which differ on a range of demographic, bio-psychosocial and contextual indices.
