Award Listings, News March 2023

Over £1.8M awarded to organisations across Scotland in February

We are delighted to announce our funding recipients from February 2023. 51 organisations received just over £1.8M to support their work to alleviate poverty and trauma across Scotland.

£1,805,500 was awarded to 51 organisations in February 2023. If you would like to receive our award announcements directly to your inbox, please sign up to our mailing list.

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 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. If you would like to find out more about our funds, please click here.

Each of the organisations below demonstrated in their application how their work is contributing to the alleviation of poverty and trauma in Scotland. 

Would you rather see this list split by Local Authority? Download our report here.

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.

February 2023 awards:

The Marie Trust Towards the Running Costs of The Marie Trust Glasgow City £135,000
Moray Rape Crisis Running costs of Moray Rape Crisis Moray £120,000
Stirling District Citizens Advice Bureau Ltd The costs of the Mental Health Money & Benefits Project (MHMBP) Stirling £105,000
Tullochan Tullochan Training Academy Argyll and Bute; West Dunbartonshire £99,000
Grampian Regional Equality Council Ltd. The costs of the Financial Inclusion Outreach project Aberdeen City £96,000
Clackmannanshire Economic Regeneration Trust SCIO The salary costs of the Project Executive Clackmannanshire £93,000
Home-Start Perth and Kinross Running costs of Home-Start Perth and Kinross Perth and Kinross £90,000
Epilepsy Action Scotland The salary costs of the PT Welfare Rights Officer Scotland Wide £90,000
Anchor House The Neuk Centre Perth and Kinross £81,000
Positive Steps Partnership The Outreach Service Perth and Kinross £81,000
Lochaber Hope Towards the Running Costs of Lochaber Hope Highland £78,000
Merkinch Partnership The running costs of Merkinch Partnership Highland £75,000
Scottish National Council of YMCAs Towards the salary costs of the National Programme Manager Scotland Wide £73,500
Falkirk Foundation Salary costs of the F/T Programmes Officer Falkirk £69,000
Branchton Community Centre Social Action Project Inverclyde £66,000
Eildon West Youth Hub Running costs of TD1 Youth Hub Scottish Borders £57,000

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

February 2023 awards:

The Pyramid at Anderston New Electric Van Glasgow City £7,500
Hebrides Alpha Project New Mini Van Western Isles £7,500
Swaddle New Van South Lanarkshire £5,000
Diamonds in the Community Delivery Van North Lanarkshire £5,000
AOEC Trust Limited Minibus Scotland Wide £5,000
Craigneuk Lifelong Learning Association New Van North Lanarkshire £2,500
Greater Easterhouse Supporting Hands New Van Glasgow City £2,500

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.

February 2023 awards:

Active Life Club (ALC) SCIO Running costs of Active Life Club Glasgow City £45,000
Alternatives - Dundee Crisis Pregnancy Trust Running Costs Angus; Dundee City £45,000
The Ripple Project The Wellbeing Project Edinburgh City £39,000
Youth Impact Running Costs Argyll and Bute £36,000
The Queen's Park FC Foundation The Champions League Mental Wellbeing Project Glasgow City £30,000
THE SATURDAY CAFE CLUBS SCIO Running Costs East Renfrewshire; Glasgow City; South Lanarkshire £30,000
Burnfoot Community Futures The costs of the FashionAble project Scottish Borders £30,000
Disability Sport Glasgow Running Costs Glasgow City £24,000
Tarbert After School Care Targeted Support for Local Families Argyll and Bute £24,000
A.R.Ts Afternoon Running Costs Edinburgh City £18,000
James Support Group Running Costs Highland £12,000

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.

February 2023:

93rd Braes Scout Group New Equipment Falkirk £2,000
Wimpy Park Community Group Summer event Clackmannanshire £2,000
Dundee Mixed Martial Arts Youth and Community Sports Association Running Costs Dundee City £2,000
Men and Children Matter Running Costs Perth and Kinross £2,000
Hamilton Ramblers Running costs South Lanarkshire £2,000
Amulree Village Hall Trust Fund The Running Costs of Amulree Village Hall Perth and Kinross £2,000
Ellon and District Men's Shed Running Costs Aberdeenshire £2,000
Waggonway Explorer Scout Unit Running Costs East Lothian £2,000
Hillhouse Link Tenant and Residents Running costs South Lanarkshire £2,000
SCAP Seahorse Creative Arts and Publishing The Writing the Lives/World Sessions Glasgow City £2,000
Inverkeilor (21st Angus) Scout Group Disability Access & Repairs Angus £2,000
NW Circle Dancing Running Costs Glasgow City £2,000
Lumphinnans Bowling Club The Club Redevelopment Fife £2,000
Vale of Leven Football Club Running Costs West Dunbartonshire £1,500
Sea Cadets Perth Equipment Costs Perth and Kinross £700
Lenzie After School club The Costs of Equipment for the Club East Dunbartonshire £500
Next Chapter Scotland Running Costs Scotland Wide £300