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EDF power solutions Corriemoillie Wind Farm Community Fund (Lochbroom)

EDF power solutions Corriemoillie Wind Farm Community Fund (Lochbroom) is a charitable fund that benefits people living in the community council area of Lochbroom.

About this fund

Before you apply for this fund, read our application criteria first - you can find this here.

EDF power solutions Corriemoillie Wind Farm Community Fund (Lochbroom) is a charitable fund that benefits people living in the community council area of Lochbroom. The Fund is administered by Lochbroom Community Council. 

The Fund is part of EDF power solutions Corriemoillie Wind Farm Community Fund, provided by EDF power solutions, the company that owns and operates the Corriemoillie Wind Farm in Ross-shire.  The Lochbroom Fund was established in 2016 with an initial donation of £1,938.59. Donations rise each year in line with the Consumer Price Index. 

Purpose of this fund

Awards of up to £250 are available for charitable purposes which will benefit people living in the area served by Lochbroom Community Council.

Who can apply

Constituted organisations and un-constituted groups set up on a not-for-profit basis, as well as individuals, working to benefit people in the Lochbroom area may apply. Your organisation / group does not need to be a registered charity to apply. 

What we can't fund

Information on what the fund cannot support is provided on our Help for applicants page. 

How decisions are made

Decisions on awards are made by Lochbroom Community Council.

How to apply

Application forms are available at Ullapool Community Hub (paper version), or can obtained from the Community Council Secretary (electronic version) at [email protected].

Get in touch

Application and technical queries

Central Systems Support

Criteria and eligibility queries

Lochbroom Community Council

Previously funded projects

Take a look at some of the projects and activities supported by this fund.

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