A total of £1,540,500 was awarded to 41 organisations in March 2022.
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Currently, our funding is aimed at constituted community groups and registered charities who are working to alleviate poverty and trauma in Scotland, and who have an annual income of under £2 million. We have four funds under our new strategy: Wee Grants, Small Grants, Large Grants, and Community Vehicles. Each of these funds is designed to be clear, transparent and accessible to meet the needs of those we fund and potential applicants, and make sure our funding is targeted.
Each of the organisations below demonstrated in their application how their work is contributing to the alleviation of poverty and trauma in Scotland.
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Large Grants
- For registered charities with an annual income of between £100,000 and £2 million
- Revenue funding of between £15,000 and £50,000 for up to five years
- Unrestricted or restricted funding
- Can include the costs of equipment to support your work.
In March 2022, we awarded £1,087,500 to 15 large grants:
Thriving Survivors Ltd | Core running costs | Scotland-wide | £120,000 |
South Ayrshire Women's Aid | Salary costs of Specialist Support Worker | South Ayrshire | £105,000 |
Bridges Project | Support2Thrive | East Lothian; Midlothian | £94,500 |
The Larder West Lothian | The salary costs of the Training Co-ordinator | West Lothian | £90,000 |
Motherwell & District Women's Aid | Running costs | North Lanarkshire | £90,000 |
Fuse Youth Cafe Glasgow | Running costs | Glasgow City | £82,500 |
Churches Action for the Homeless | The Pathways Project costs | Perth and Kinross | £78,000 |
REAP | The operational costs of the Community Power Hub | Moray | £69,000 |
The Energy Advisory Service (SCIO) | Salary costs of the Energy Services Support Officer and Support Assistant | Western Isles | £69,000 |
Getting Better Together Ltd | Running costs | North Lanarkshire | £60,000 |
Glasgow Girls FC | The costs of the Peer Mentoring Project | Glasgow City | £57,000 |
Bike For Good | Salary costs of Skills Development Coordinator and Volunteer Coordinator | Glasgow City | £54,000 |
Angus Carers Association | The Families Programme | Angus | £54,000 |
Broke Not Broken | Running costs | Perth and Kinross | £46,500 |
HorseBack UK | costs of the Youth Development Programme | Aberdeenshire | £18,000 |
Community Vehicle Grants
- For registered charities with an annual income of between £25,000 and £2 million
- Funding of up to £10,000 for a vehicle to support your work
In March 2022, we awarded £5,000 to one community vehicle award:
Strathmartine Community Larder | A vehicle for the Community Larder | Dundee City | £5,000 |
Small Grants
- For registered charities with an annual income of between £25,000 and £100,000
- Revenue funding of between £2,000 and £15,000 for up to five years
- Unrestricted or restricted funding
- Can include the costs of equipment to support your work.
In March 2022, we awarded £393,500 to 12 Small Grants:
Abundant Borders | Running costs | Scottish Borders | £45,000 |
Kinship Care Midlothian SCIO | Salary costs of the Community Development Officer | Midlothian | £45,000 |
Borders Additional Needs Group SCIO | The ASN Family Liaison Worker | Scottish Borders | £42,000 |
Larkhall & District Volunteer Group | Running costs | South Lanarkshire | £39,000 |
Starting Step Ltd. | Towards the salary costs of the FT Hospitality Trainer | Perth and Kinross | £37,500 |
Sutherland Care Forum | Running costs | Highland | £36,000 |
Prison Fellowship Scotland | Towards the office and direct project costs, excluding any faith-based activity | Scotland-wide | £33,000 |
Ormiston Iveresk and Salton Residents Association | Salary costs of the Stay & Play Worker | Dundee City | £31,500 |
Strathmartine Community Larder | Salary costs of the FT Larder Session Coordinator | Dundee City | £30,000 |
Highland Perthshire Communities Land Trust (HPCLT) | Costs of the Rural Skills Training Programme | Perth and Kinross | £22,500 |
Safety Awareness Glasgow | Running costs | Glasgow City | £18,000 |
ReAct: Refugee Action Scotland | Playgroup costs | East Lothian; Edinburgh City | £14,000 |
Wee Grants
- For constituted community groups and charities with an annual income of less than £25,000
- Funding of up to £2,000 for one year only
- Could cover revenue* or capital costs to support your work.
PLEASE NOTE: As our Wee Grants fund offers small amounts of funding for grassroots groups, with a light-touch application and assessment process, we are able to fund some projects here which we would not consider supporting through our other Funds. This includes, for example, activities focused on wellbeing for groups of people we know are more likely to experience poverty and/or trauma. For our larger awards, we look for applicants to clearly demonstrate how their work seeks to address poverty and/or trauma, in line with our funding strategy. All awardees listed below have, however, shown that their work fits with one of our funding themes and may be aimed at one of our priority beneficiary groups.
In March 2022, we awarded £20,000 to 11 Wee Grants:
The Jenna Moriarty Foundation | Costs of counselling sessions for children & young people | Renfrewshire | £2,000 |
Cornton Out of School Care | Running costs | Stirling | £2,000 |
Friends Of Knockhill Park | Holiday activities | Renfrewshire | £2,000 |
Forever Young | The Buddie Meal Project | Renfrewshire | £2,000 |
Kelvingrove Community Tennis Club | Tennis coaching | Glasgow City | £2,000 |
Peace For Darfur | Poverty relief for asylum seekers & refugees | Glasgow City | £2,000 |
High Blantyre Primary School Parent Council | Costs of school uniforms | South Lanarkshire | £2,000 |
In your corner SCIO | Costs of self defence classes | East Dunbartonshire | £2,000 |
Bear Necessities | Running costs | North Lanarkshire | £2,000 |
Action for Children's Arts | Direct costs of Arts Backpack Fife | Fife | £1,000 |
Onward Trust | Running costs | Edinburgh City | £1,000 |
Continuation Awards
While all the above awards have been made as part of our 2020-30 strategy, the following continuation awards were made under our 2016-20 strategy last month. If you think you may be eligible for continuation funding, please visit our Support for 2016-20 Grant Holders resource.
Bonnyton Thistle Football Club | Salary costs of the Community Development Manager | East Ayrshire | £16,000 |
Strathmore Community Hub SCIO | Salary costs of the Project Development Worker | Perth and Kinross | £18,500 |