Our Case Studies

Blackford Festive Lights continues to receive funding from the Blackford Community Fund to bring festive cheer to their community each year.

Marybank Primary School Parent Council received funding in 2022 to fund nature and heritage-based outings and outdoor activities for local children to create social opportunities and promote well-…

£5,000 has been awarded to Home-Start Clackmannanshire to provide support and confidence to local families, from the EDF Burnfoot Hill Wind Farm Community Fund.

The Blackford Community Fund supports community groups and charities working in the Blackford Community Council area that are providing activities or services which: promote community spirit and…

A beautiful space celebrating nature and culture has become part of a drama project thanks to an £800 grant from the EDF Burnfoot Hill Wind Farm Community Fund in Clackmannanshire.

Originally established in response to the Covid-19 lockdown, Blackford Community Vegetable Garden allows residents to learn gardening skills while volunteering to grow produce.

Cowdenbeath, Lochgelly and Kelty (CLOCK) Street Pastors are a local branch of the national Street Pastors network. They offer practical help, a listening ear and a friendly face.

Crossgates Events Committee (CEC), or as it is more commonly known ‘The Gala Day Committee’ was re-established in August 2011 as a result of a desire in the community to re-introduce a Children’s…

The Befriending Caithness programme has been awarded a second multi-year award from the Stroupster Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund.

In 2021 the Brough Bay Association was awarded £4,112 for the creation of a heritage exhibit which would include the restoration of a display boat; the ‘Seamew.

In October 2022, eight Primary 7 pupils from Keiss Primary School embarked on a transformative 5-day Personal Development Course at Fairburn Residential Outdoor Centre in Muir of Ord.

Blackford Highland Games, founded in 1870, is one of the oldest Highland Games events in Scotland.