A CASE FOR SUPPORT
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
The woodland, the woodsman and the woodworking club
The local woodland regenerates and creates a place for socialising thanks to the local community fund
Community Funds
Gala Water makes history
Community Archivist employed thanks to the support of the community fund
Community Funds
Wathegar Community Fund helps to fix gym equipment in the Watten Primary School
The small grant from the Wathegar Community Fund helps to fix equipment in a local primary school
Community Funds
Stow Community Parks gets much needed improvements
EDF Longpark Community Fund helps to address key areas for improvement in the Stow Community Park
Community Funds
The Royal British Legion Scotland and the Mey Games
Community funds help RBSL to purchase marquees and tables for the Mey Games.
Community Funds
Let the Thrumster games begin!
The grant enabled organisers of Thrumster Game Fair to purchase essential PPE allowing the event to safely go ahead
Community Funds
Citizens Advice Bureau receives support from the community
Caithness Citizens Advice Bureau received funding to hire volunteers and help local citizens with changes in the benefit systems
Community Funds
Community fund support Caithness Biodiversity Action Plan
Stroupster Community Fund helps improve information and public access to Coronation Meadow
Community Funds
Outdoor adventure for Watten Guides
A grant from the Watten Wind Farm Trust helps to fund a trip for 12 young girls
Community Funds
All fun and games!
New Multi-use Games Area (MUGA) has been installed in the Thrumster Primary School thanks to local community funds
Community Funds
Science, engineers and an astronaut...
Wind Farm Funds promote science and technology in Caithness, there are shows, workshop and even an astronaut showed up!
Community Funds
The Tool Shed Project
The Tool Shed tackles social isolation among young people in East Caithness