Our Case Studies

Borders Pottery supports the local community by offering creative and sociable opportunities for those with long term challenges and difficulties.

Funding designed to support driving lessons in rural areas is improving access to education, employment and social participation.

Arran Junior Sailing Club is a volunteer-run charity based at Lamlash Harbour that has provided free sailing opportunities for young people on the Isle of Arran for over 40 years.

The Forget Me Not Choir in Mid Argyll will be able to carry on singing, thanks to funding from the Nadara A'Chruach Community Fund.

Mid Argyll Rugby Club has been supporting youth development through their new modern apprenticeship scheme.

Culrain and District Hall has secured funding to preserve and protect the community's only public building.

For more than 30 years, Upper Donside Bowling Club (UDBC) has been a place for people in Glenkindie and the surrounding area to meet, play, and stay connected.

This case study highlights how targeted local funding and accessible financial support can create lasting positive change for young people in rural areas.

Argyll Community Counselling Service has received funding to establish a community-wide mental health service across Mid-Argyll and Kintyre.

Breaking Barriers, who work to support refugees find meaningful employment and build a new life, received a £5,000 grant from the Elizabeth Drummond Fund.

Crown Estate Scotland awarded a grant of £47,000 to Nether Lochaber Community Association, with the hope of transforming the historic Ichree Barn into a community hub.

Bowhill Miners Boxing and Fitness Club has received funding to continue their significant contribution to youth services in Cardenden.