| ANNANDALE AND NITHSDALE COMMUNITY BENEFIT COMPANY |
To support the rural regeneration and sustainability of communities. |
Small grants from £500 to £5000 (small grants will require at last 25% match funding)
Large Grants: from £5001 to £20,000 (large grants will require at least 50% match funding)
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Please visit the ANCBC website for details of how to apply
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| BLACKCRAIG COMMUNITY FUND |
Community oriented |
£500 - £25,000 |
Please ensure you read the Fund Factsheet before applying. In anticipation of high demand, groups can apply for grants of between £500 and £25,000. This upper limit will be reviewed after the first two rounds.
For grants under £500, please contact your local community council.
For grants of £500-£25,000, pleasy apply online or by downloading the main grant application form.
We welcome pre-application enquiries. For more information about the fund, contact Foundation Scotland on 01557 814927 or email office@foundationscotland.org.uk
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| CAIRNRYAN COMMUNITY FUND |
Community oriented |
Varies |
Please ensure you read the Fund Factsheet before applying.
Cairnryan Community Fund (£500-£10,000)
Please complete the application online or alternatively download and return the application form.
Completed and signed applications should be submitted to Programme Administrator Foundation Scotland, The Kiosk, Gatehouse of Fleet, Dumfries and Galloway, DG7 2HP.
For more information please contact the Programme Administrator: 01577 814927 or email office@foundationscotland.org.uk.
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| SSE CLYDE (DUMFRIES AND GALLOWAY) COMMUNITY FUND |
To support activities that will enhance quality of life and promote people's well being, promote community spirit and bring people together or foster vibrant, sustainable communities. |
There are two levels of grants:
Standard grants, £250-£12,000
Large grants, over £12,000
Please note that large grant applications involve a two-stage process.
A small proportion of the fund will be distributed in the form of "micro grants" of up to £250 each through a scheme administered by each community council or equivalent. |
Download the fund factsheet for more information before applying.
Standard grants : Please apply online or by downloading the application form
Large grants: Please download an enquiry form.
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| CREPL |
Community oriented |
Varies |
Applications for grants that will benefit one of the six eligible Fund areas are decided upon by the local Community Councils that receive CREPL funding directly each year.
Groups that wish to apply for funding should contact their local Community Council directly. Contact details for local Community Council members can be found on the Dumfries & Galloway council website.
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| MINNYGAP COMMUNITY FUND |
Community oriented |
£500 - £10,000 |
Please ensure you read the Fund Factsheet before applying.
For grants under £500, please apply by downloading the small grant application form.
For grants of £501-£10,000, pleasy apply online or by downloading the standard grant application form.
We welcome pre-application enquiries. For more information about the fund, contact Foundation Scotland on 01557 814927 or email office@foundationscotland.org.uk
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| NORTH RHINS COMMUNITY FUND |
Community oriented |
Varies |
Applications for grants that will benefit one of the eligible Fund areas are decided upon by the local Community Council or Community Association that receive North Rhins funding directly each year.
Groups that wish to apply for funding should contact their local Community Council or Community Association directly.
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| OLD LUCE COMMUNITY FUND |
The Old Luce Community Fund primarily supports projects located within or directly benefiting the Old Luce Community Council area, including the communities of Glenluce, Dunragit and Auchenmalg. |
• Small grants: £500 - £10,000
• Large grants: over £10,000.
Awards of over £50,000 will only be made in exceptional circumstances. |
Please ensure you read the Fund Factsheet before applying.
For a standard grant application you can apply online or download an application form.
For large grants, please read the factsheet prior to sending us a one-page outline proposal.
Completed and signed applications should be submitted to Programme Administrator Foundation Scotland, The Kiosk, Gatehouse of Fleet, Dumfries and Galloway, DG7 2HP.
For more information, you can contact the Programme Administrator on 01577 814927 or email:
office@foundationscotland.org.uk.
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| WHITESIDE HILL COMMUNITY FUND |
Community oriented |
Varies |
Please ensure you read the Fund Criteria before downloading and sending an application form. This will maximise your chances of receiving the support.
We welcome pre-application enquiries. For more information about the fund, contact Foundation Scotland on 01557 814927 or email office@foundationscotland.org.uk
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