Our Case Studies
Read about some of the wonderful projects our generous donors have funded, and stories about the difference their funding has made.
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Community Funds
New premises increases footfall for Orb’s Bookshop
Clashindarroch Fund helped a community bookshop set up in new, improved and expanded premises.
Corporate Funds
Supporting families in recovery
The Families in Recovery project provided counselling to thirty-eight young people struggling to adjust to living with a parent now recovered from alcohol addiction.
Charity Funds
Working to keep children safe in Scotland
The Volant Charitable Trust has supported The Inform Programme to work towards preventing child sexual abuse in Scotland and keeping children safe.
Charity Funds
Providing Christmas cheer
Read how Grey Matters Active Ageing provided their members with something to look forward to at Christmas after Covid-19 lockdowns.
Charity Funds
Increasing IT confidence and combatting isolation
With a grant from the Sir George Earle Benevolent Fund, the Fountain Trust launched their Silver Surfer programme supporting the elderly in their community to get online during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Charity Funds
I am Me, I am Proud
I Am Me Scotland’s project, funded by The Essentia Foundation, is standing up to the stigma around Down’s Syndrome.
Charity Funds
Woodland Wanderings
The Essentia Foundation supports OutLET: Play Resource to offer young people the chance to experiment with their learning and spend time in the great outdoors!
Charity Funds
Improving access to fresh fruit and veg
Read how the Glasgow Rose Vouchers are improving community health.
Charity Funds
Freedom from Torture providing vital support
Read how Freedom from Torture (FfT) is providing care and support to survivors of torture.
Charity Funds
Reducing isolation in Argyll
Funding from the Sir George Earle Benevolent Fund is enabling The Community Bureau in Argyll to reduce isolation among the elderly in their community.
Charity Funds
Providing meals and more for the elderly residents of Girvan
A £3,000 grant from the Sir George Earle Benevolent Fund has enabled Age Concern Scotland Girvan Branch to reopen its doors.