Our Case Studies

A vibrant community mural in Denny demonstrates how public art can boost morale and help create safer and more welcoming spaces.

Last year, Foundation Scotland awarded a total of £500,000 to five Community Climate Action Hubs in Scotland’s central belt.

Village Hall Harthill and District promotes community welfare and provides an accessible venue for residents of all ages.

Welcoming weekly café brings people together, providing a hub for local activities and connections.

Coalburn IOR Pipe Band, thought to be one of the oldest civilian pipe bands in the world, stays on a roll with support for new drums.

Move On hires a Development Worker to support vulnerable young people with funding from the Bairdwatson Charitable Trust.

Support for ‘The Fountain’ community hub in Lesmahagow demonstrates the impact of investing in community-owned facilities on community life.

Spartans Community Foundation shows what’s possible when a football club truly commits to its place.

Funding from ORIT Cumberhead Community Fund helps children access outdoor learning.

The ORIT Cumberhead Community Fund awarded over £15,770 to support the delivery of the Coalburn Miners Welfare Gala Day, an 87-year-old community tradition.

Strategic funding from the Carcant Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund (Moorfoot) helped save Carrington Village Hall from the brink of closure.

Funding of £6,646 has been awarded by the ORIT Cumberhead Community Fund towards ISKCONs 'Garden to Gourmet' project.