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We have a diverse range of funding programmes benefitting communities across Scotland. Some of our funds are available on a Scotland-wide basis, meaning that you can apply regardless of where your project is taking place – select ‘all of Scotland’ below to see these. Others are aimed at specific geographical areas, which you can search by local authority. You’ll find Fund purpose, application criteria, grant size, and help with your application on each fund page.
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Stroupster Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund
This fund supports a wide range of charitable activity and development that principally benefit the residents of the Dunnet & Canisbay Community Council area in Caithness. Approximately 20% of the Fund is available for projects or services located outside that area, provided there is also clear and evidenced benefit to residents of Dunnet & Canisbay.
Grant size: Up to £25,000 Fund area: Highland 15th March, 15th July, 15th November -
Stroupster Wind Farm Education and Training Fund (Dunnet & Canisbay)
This fund provides education and training bursaries to residents of the Dunnet & Canisbay Community Council area of Caithness.
Grant size: Up to £1,500 Fund area: Highland Applications are accepted at any time, award decisions are made monthly. -
SWEF Business Grants
SWEF Business Grants are available for young people in Scotland who are struggling to invest in their business venture and/or keen to take the business to the next level.
Grant size: Up to £2,000 Fund area: All of Scotland No fixed deadline -
SWEF Start-up Grants
SWEF Start-Up grants are for individuals who are in the early stages of setting up their business, or whose business is currently earning less than £500 per month.
Grant size: Up to £500 Fund area: All of Scotland No fixed deadline -
Tannach and District Wind Farm Education & Training Fund
This fund provides bursaries to residents of the Tannach and District Community Councils area in Caithness to help them access training and education opportunities that better equip them with the range of skills needed to enter or retain employment in key sectors of the local economy.
Grant size: Up to £1,500 Fund area: Highland Applications can be accepted at any time. -
The ABH Funds (Halkirk and District)
This fund provides several types of grants. Here is an overview.
Fund area: Highland No fixed deadline -
The Bill and Lorraine Budge Foundation
The fund was established by Bill and Lorraine Budge and supports organisations whose focus relates to the health, education and the well-being of children and young people.
Grant size: Up to £1,000 Fund area: Aberdeen City, Aberdeenshire, Moray Applications are by invitation only. -
The Cour Community Benefit Fund
The Cour Community Benefit Fund supports community projects benefitting those living in the three community council areas of East Kintyre, West Kintyre and Tarbert and Skipness.
Grant size: No fixed amount Fund area: Argyll and Bute No fixed deadline -
The Gateway Exchange Fund
This fund will support activity across Scotland that empowers people to move on with their lives and fulfil their potential, where they would otherwise not have the opportunity.
Grant size: Up to £5,000 Fund area: All of Scotland No fixed deadline -
The Rooney Family Foundation
Supporting children with disabilities and their families.
Grant size: Up to £5,000 Fund area: City of Edinburgh, Scottish Borders No fixed deadline -
The South Kyle Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund
The South Kyle Wind Farm Community Benefit is providing assured income to the communities of Dalmellington, Patna and New Cumnock in East Ayrshire and Carsphairn in Dumfries & Galloway.
Grant size: No fixed amount Fund area: Dumfries and Galloway, East Ayrshire Each community benefiting from the South Kyle Fund operates its own schedule of grantmaking. The South Kyle Advisory Group meets quarterly. -
The Spagan Community Fund
Coimhearsnachd Bharraidh agus Bhatarsaidh (Barra and Vatersay Community) Limited (CBaB) is the parent company of several wholly owned subsidiaries, including Barra and Vatersay Wind Energy Ltd. This company operates a 910kW wind turbine, generating income for the Spagan Community Fund, which has supported community initiatives across Barra and Vatersay since its establishment in 2018.
Grant size: Up to £15,000 Fund area: Na h-Eileanan Siar The Fund is now closed until 2027
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