Funding Information Pack for Voluntary Organisations May 2013 · 2017. 9. 7. · 4 TESCO CHARITY...
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Funding Information Packfor Voluntary Organisations
May 2013
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FUND THEMES MIN/ MAX ELIGIBILITY CONTACT DEADLINES
LOCAL COMMUNITY PROJECTSNeighbourhood Partnership Community Grants Fund
One-off projects supporting the priorities of local community plan
Up to �5,000
Constituted, voluntary groups
Partnership Development Officer/Partnership Information Officer, Local Neighbourhood Partnershipwww.edinburghnp.org.uk
Check with NP
Lloyds TSB Foundation for Scotland
Please note the Foundation is back in operation & has awarded over £300,000 in grant aid to 50 charities in Scotland
- Henry Duncan Awards –for local charities working at grassroots level- Partnership Drugs Initiative for children & pre teens at risk due to family substance misuse or their own misuse- Capacity Building Grants to help charities to review how well they are performing - Time of Your Life Programme
Various amountsNB Includes revenue
Registered charities
www.ltsbfoundationforscotland.org.uk
0131 444 4020
Check website
Edinburgh Airport Edinburgh Airport supports the community through funding local initiatives to support health and well-being, the environment and education.
Not stated Community, self help, charities and voluntary groups
http://www.edinburghairport.com/about-us/community-and-environment/community-board
Check website
Asda Foundation For projects in areas near Asda stores.
Not stated Voluntary groups supported by an Asda colleague
http://charities.asda.com/asda-foundationContact your local store
Not stated
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SCOTTISH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
Community projectsVarious themes - also administers various Trust Funds, such as the Live Well Edinburgh Fund and Comic Relief .
Express Grants –max �2,000
Constituted voluntary groups
http://www.scottishcf.org/
0141 341 4960 (Grant enquiries)0131 524 0300
Check website
THE WAKEHAM TRUST Neighbourhood projects, community arts, social exclusion
�750 Small registered charities
01730 821 748 orEmail wakehamtrust.org or see www.wakehamtrust.org
Check website
KELLY FAMILY CHARITABLE TRUST
Development of strong family bonds
�1,000 to �5,000
Registered charities
By 1 March and 1 September
THE ROBERTSON TRUST
Care, health, education,& training, community art, sport.
Various levels
Charities www.therobertsontrust.org.uk0141 353 7300
See website
VOLUNTARY ACTION FUND
- Volunteering Support Grant up to �10,000 for an individual organisation- Volunteering Support Cluster up to �30,000
Up to �30,000
Voluntary groups www.voluntaryactionfund.org.uk; [email protected] 620780
Friday 10th
May 2013 and Friday 28th February 2014 Friday 19th July 2013 and Friday 31st
January 2014
ESMEE FAIRBAIRN FOUNDATIONLargest in UK �30 million in 2010
Social development, environment, education, arts and heritage
Not stated Voluntary groups UK
http://www.esmeefairbairn.org.ukLondon 020 7812 3700
See website
AWARDS FOR ALL ( PART OF LOTTERY)
Community, arts, sport, heritage, health, education, Environmental
�500 TO �5,000
Voluntary groups, community council, school
[email protected] 123 7110
See website
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TESCO CHARITY TRUST COMMUNITY AWARDS
- Grants to support children’s welfare and/or children’s educations - Grants to support elderly people and/or adults and children with disabilities
�500 TO �4,000
Constituted voluntary groups
[email protected] 6123575
See website
Co-operative Group Community projects �100 to �2,000
Community, self help, charities and voluntary groups
http://www.co-operative.coop/communityfund0844 262 4001
See website
People’s Postcode Trust Fund
Prevention of poverty, sickness, health promotion, active citizenship, sport, human rights, environmental action.
�500 to �10,000, depending on group type
Community groups, charities, not-for-profit organisations and community interest companies
http://www.postcodetrust.org.uk
0131 555 [email protected]
See website
Big Lottery - Investing in Ideas
Ideas which could benefit the local community
�500 to 10,000
Voluntary groups http://www.biglotteryfund.org.uk/prog_investing_ideas.htm?regioncode=-sco08454 10 20 [email protected]
See website
NANCY MASSIE CHARITABLE TRUST
Young, elderly, medical, education and arts.
Not stated Voluntary groups in Edinburgh
Fund Administrator, JG Morton Solicitors, 61 Dublin Street, Edinburgh 0131 558 5800
Ask Fund Administrator
THE MACROBERT TRUST
Includes youth, education, disability, community welfare, science & technology.
�5,000 to �10,000
Registered charity groups in Scotland
www.themacroberttrust.org.uk
01339 881444
See website
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THE TUDOR TRUST Marginalised communities including youth, older people, mental health and learning.
No min or max
Voluntary groups in the UK
www.tudortrust.org.uk
London 020 7727 8522
See website
Paths For All To improve Scotland's health through the delivery of local health walk projects. Women over 45 Men & Women over 65
Up to �5,000
Constituted voluntary groups
http://www.pathsforall.org.uk/pfa/support/grants-a-funding.html
Not stated
Miss Agnes H Hunter’s Trust
Disability, education disadvantaged, children, youth, physical and mental ill health, older people and homelessness, blind and visually impaired
No min or max
Registered voluntary groups operating in Scotland
http://www.agneshunter.org.uk/
Write to Jane PattersonGrants AdministratorMiss Agnes H Hunter’s TrustPagan Osborne55-56 Queen StreetEdinburghEH2 3PA
Check with Trust
The Foyle Foundation Small Grants Scheme
Wide themes but for smaller charities
�1,000 to 10,000
Constituted voluntary groups
020 7430 9119http://www.foylefoundation.org.uk/small-grants-scheme/
See website
The Ernest Cook Trust Countryside, environment, arts, raising literacy & numeracy levels
Under �4k or over �4k
UK Registered charities& schools
http://www.ernestcooktrust.org.uk/grants/index.html
01285 [email protected]
See website
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The Walton Foundation For health & education projects
Not stated Voluntary groups in Scotland
http://www.oscr.org.uk/search-charity-register/charity-extract/?charitynumber=SC004005Delotte LLP, Lomond House, George Square Glasgow G2 1QQ
Check with contact office
Jennie S Gordon Memorial Foundation
Relief of poverty, advancement of education, religion, health, arts, heritage, culture, science. Support forvulnerable people, due to age, disability, ill health. Promotion of animal welfare
Not stated Charities in Scotland
http://www.oscr.org.uk/search-charity-register/charity-extract/?charitynumber=SC004705
Contact organisation
Ronald Miller Foundation Arts, social welfare, education, environment & health.
Not stated Charities in Scotland
http://www.oscr.org.uk/search-charity-register/charity-extract/?charitynumber=SC008798
www.mms.co.uk/default.aspx
Contact organisation
Edinburgh Voluntary Organisations Trust manages a number of Trust Funds for Edinburgh /Lothians
Priority combatinginequalities & promoting voluntary action
�2,000 max Local registered charitiesNot schools
Contact Janette Scappaticcio
http://www.evoc.org.uk/support/evot/
See website
Garfield Weston Foundation
Wide themes – arts, community, education, environment, health, religion, welfare, youth but must demonstrate need & evidence of good financial management.
Not statedbut about �25 million available
Registeredcharities only
http://www.garfieldweston.org/ See website
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Bank of Scotland Foundation Small Grants programme
For supporting initiatives that promote financial awareness & money advice, life skills & debtcounselling
Max �20,000
Charities & community groups registered in Scotland
http://bankofscotlandfoundation.org/small-grants-programme
See website
Forteviot Charitable Trust
Support for a range of charitable activities
Various Charities and individuals in Scotland
http://tinyurl.com/4y37ljo Contact trust
The Stafford Trust Child Welfare; Medical Research; Animal Welfare; Local Community Projects;Overseas Appeals; Adult Welfare
�500 and �5,000
Charities in Scotland
http://www.staffordtrust.org.uk/default.asp
01786 [email protected]
30th June 2013
Money Saving Expert Charity
Projects that will help educate people about money/debt/consumer issues
Up to �5,000
Constituted organisations and individuals
https://www.msecharity.com/how-to-apply.aspx
See website
Scotmid Co-operative Community Grant
Children/education, health, Fair Trade, homelessness/poverty, arts, culture, environment, older people and active lifestyles.
Not stated Voluntary groups0131 335 4400www.scotmid.coop
See website
Martha Lane Fox’s Foundation
Use of technology to improve people’s lives, emphasis on innovation & partnerships
�5,000 to �15,000 for 1 to 5 years
Community groups
http://www.marthalanefox.com/antigone/ Opens for applications in September
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Waitrose Volunteering Scheme 75,000 hours donated
A new scheme to match volunteers from Waitrose to local community projects. Wide themes –gardening, litter clearance, schools, sports, older people.
N/A Community groups in the vicinity of Waitrose stores
Contact your local branch for a leaflet and application form.
http://www.waitrose.presscentre.com/Press-Releases/Waitrose-launches-Partner-Volunteering-scheme-to-donate-75-000-hours-of-time-to-good-causes-nationwide-8e0.aspx
Not stated
Galaxy Hot Chocolate Fund
Community activity - pitch for your group & the public vote for a winner
�300 Every month
Community groups
http://www.hotgalaxywarmheart.com/fund/
Check website
ARMED FORCESThe Community Covenant Grant Scheme
Encouraging mutual support and integration between local communities and the Armed Forces
�100 to �250,000
Voluntary groups, public bodies, schools
Edinburgh Partnership http://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/info/20166/delivering_edinburgh_partnerships_priorities/1643/edinburgh-supporting _initiatives/3
15/2/13 &
17/5/13
ARTSEnterprise Music Scotland –Traditional Arts Small Projects Fund
Support traditional arts –Scottish dance, music storytelling, professional development
�250 to �3,000
Artists , and organisations
www.emusicscotland.co.uk/ See website
Creative Scotland –Various
Identify, nurture and champion creative talent for the benefit of Scotland
Various Constituted groups and individuals
www.creativescotland.com/ See website
The Elephant Trust For new, innovative visual arts projects based in the UK
Normally up to �2,000
Artists & small organisations / galleries
http://www.elephanttrust.org.uk/docs/theguide.html020 7922 [email protected]
See website
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Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation
Arts ,Culture, heritage and the arts emphasis on projects “making real differences” and priority area – the performing arts
Not stated Voluntary groups http://andrewlloydwebberfoundation.com/funding-projects/qualifying-projects.htm
See website
NATURAL & BUILT ENVIRONMENTEdinburgh Lothians Greenspace Trust
Works to enhance the local environment, improving quality of life for those living and working in the area.
Various Schools & community groups
0131 445 4025 www.elgt.org.uk
No current grants, check back regularly
Energy Saving Trust Free training, advice, information & links to grant information
Various Community groups
www.energysavingtrust.co.uk Various
The Scottish Power Energy People Trust
Helping families/young people in fuel poverty
�100,000 Registered charities
www.energypeopletrust.com Trustees meet 4 times a year
Biffaward Improve access to community buildings, nature reserves, cycle paths, playgrounds.
�250 to �5,000
Voluntary groups. N.B. project must be within 10 miles of landfill site and a Biffa operation
www.biffa-award.org See website-panel meets every 8 weeks
WASTE AWARE GRANTS
Reduce/reuse/recycle �50 to �2500
Constituted voluntary groups
www.edinburgh.gov.uk/wasteactionWaste Education Officer 0131 469 5070
See website
SCOTTISH NATURAL HERITAGE ***Please note two new
categories***
Community Action Grant: short term projects; Natural Project Grant: long term projects
Short term �1k - �20K ;Long termOver �10K
Community groups as well as individuals
http://www.snh.gov.uk/funding/our-grants/how-apply/our-grant-categories/
***Please note new online application process***
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EDINBURGH WORLD HERITAGE
Conservation Grants for the repair of the historic fabric of the World Heritage Site
Project Funding and loans
Voluntary groups orindividuals
[email protected] 220 7720
See website
Heritage Lottery Fund -Parks for People
Regeneration of parks & public gardens (includes squares, parks& promenades)
�250,000 to �5million
Constitutedgroups, local authorities
http://digbig.com/5bdeaq Two rounds per year:28 February31 August
Scottish Government’sClimate Challenge FundRelaunched
Tackle climate change by reducing carbon emissions- recycling, renewable energy, cycling, healthy living
Varies Constituted groups
www.keepscotlandbeautiful.org/ccf
David Gunn 01786 468 779
See website
Heritage Lottery Heritage Grants Scheme
Learn more about your heritage, conserve the UK diverse heritage.
Variable up to �5million
Not for profit organisations
http://www.hlf.org.uk/HowToApply/Pages/starthere.aspx 0131 225 9450
See website
The Tree Council For tree planting involving children under 16.
�100 to 70075% of cost
Schools or voluntary groups
www.treecouncil.org.uk/grants See website
Scottish Waterways Tust Projects on canals, inland waterways e.g. conservation tree planting, control of species
�2,000 max Schools or voluntary groups
www.scottishwaterwaystrust.org.uk See website
Scottish Power Green Energy Trust
Installation of renewable technologies – small scale hydro electric, wind power, solar energy.
�25,000 but mostly �10,000
Voluntary groups www.scottishpowergreentrust.co.uk
0141 568 3492
April & October
Tap Water Grants Projects to help significantly reduce the reliance on single-use plastics and plastic waste.
�300 to �5,000
Constituted groups and schools
http://www.tapwater.org/grants See website
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Centenary Ecology Fund Provide funding for ecological themed activities and events to take place between 15 June and 4 August 2013 to celebrate the Centenary Festival of Ecology
Max �2,000 Registered community group, charity, museum, gallery
http://www.britishecologicalsociety.org/about_bes/centenary.php
See website
Co-operative Society Green Schools Revolution
Setting up walking buses Supply of free “hi viz” jackets, badges, posters etc
Only for schools www.co-operative.coop/green-schools-revolution/for-teachers/walking-buses/
See website
Sainsbury Family Trust Environmental, climate change, sustainability, improving quality of life.
Not stated Registered charities
http://www.sfct.org.uk/ See website
Andy Fanshaw Trust Young people & outdoor recreation – developing further skills and gain new experiences.
Not stated Groups or individuals with referees.
http://www.andyfanshawe.org/ See website
Forestry Commission Community Seedcorn Fund
Promote use of woodlands.Improve health & well being. Examples -promote physical activity, walking groups, safe routes to school, volunteer development.
Up to �1,000Over �1,000 Up to �20,000
Community groups, local authorities
http://www.forestry.gov.uk/forestry/INFD-89PCL6
Check website
YOUNG PEOPLEEUROPEAN COMMISSION - YOUTH IN ACTION PROGRAMME
Develop personal responsibility, initiative, active citizenship, sport, healthy living
Not stated Voluntary groups and public bodies
http://ec.europa.eu/youth/youth-in-action-programme/how-to-participate_en.htm
Check website
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BBC CHILDREN IN NEED
Disadvantaged children under 18
Under £10kOver £10k
Constituted voluntary groups
http://www.bbc.co.uk/pudsey/grants/general_grants.shtmlHelpdesk Mon to Fri 9 to 5020 8576 7788
Check website
DAISY CHAIN TRUST Children & young people up to age 18
Not stated Voluntary groups in Edinburgh, Lothians &Borders
Lady Kirkwood, 58 Murrayfield Road Edinburgh EH12 6AY 0131 477 1994www.daisychaintrust.org
Check website
The Brit Trust Projects which encourage young people to participate in music
Small awards
Voluntary groups www.brittrust.co.uk Check website
Cash Back for Communities Small Grants FundYouth Scotland
Start up costs & equipment for new or established youth groups (10 to 19)
£100 to £2,000
Voluntary groups www.youthscotland.org.uk See website
Cross Trust Scotland To raise achievement of young people through education/ training
Not stated Individuals in financial need or voluntary groups
http://www.thecrosstrust.org.uk See website
O2 Think Big Help the community or tackle a social problem
£300; must complete a training day
Individuals aged 13 - 25
http://www.o2thinkbig.co.uk/ See website
Youth In Action Programme
European Commissionto inspire sense of citizenship, tolerance & inclusion
Various levels
Voluntary groups http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/youth/funding/2012/index_en.php
See website
Live Unltd Start up a business, sports team, recreational group, host an event
£2,000max
Individuals aged 11 to 21
http://www.liveunltd.com/ No deadlines
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Dr Guthrie’s Association Support the care & welfare of children & young people in Edinburgh
Max �1,000 Smaller voluntary organisations
http://www.scott-moncrieff.com/services/charities/charitable-trusts/dr-guthries-association
Check with Administrator
Hilton in the Community Foundation Grants
Education or health of young people
Small grants & also up to �30,000
Charities and not for profit groups
http://www.hilton-foundation.org.uk/ See website
Young Scot - Creative Enterprise Fund
Supporting young people into creative industries
�200 for individuals, �750 for groups
15 – 22 year olds http://www.youngscotextra.org/articles/creative-scotlandyoung-scot-creative-enterprise-fund
Meet every two months
BIG Young Start Fund Use of �8.9 million dormant accounts money to support projects for young people aged 8 to 24. Themes confidence building, improved health, intergenerational activity, preparation for jobs.
�10k to 50k for up to two years
Voluntary groups www.biglotteryfund.org.uk/youngstartfund
Enquiry Line 0870 240 2391
No deadlines
The Cattanach Trust New criteria from June 2012 with emphasis on young children up to 3 years old and their families.
See website Voluntary groups http://www.cattanach.org.uk/ See website
Inspiring Scotland -Capacity Building Fund
Support for planning the development of new work in the area of play for children age 5 to 13. N.B. not for service delivery
Not stated Individuals within Scottish charities http://www.inspiringscotland.org.uk/Home
/News
Check website
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OLDER PEOPLEThe Lintel Trust Helping people to stay in
their owns homes – older peoples programme and general grants programme
Max �2,000 Voluntary group www.linteltrust.org.uk See website
WG Edwards Charitable Foundation
Older people Up to �5,000
Registered charities
http://wgedwardscharitablefoundation.org.uk
See website
The Nominet Trust''s �250k Challenge
Projects that use the internet toaddress specific social problems facing older people
�1,000 to �250,000
Community organisations
http://www.nominettrust.org.uk/ See website
Barchester Healthcare Foundation
Activities, outings or events, small equipment but no staffing costs
�100 to �5,000
Voluntary groups & sponsored individuals
http://www.bhcfoundation.org.uk/Default.aspx
See website
OLDER PEOPLE ARTSBaring Arts Foundation Enabling older people to
participate in the artsAnnual Grants of up to �25k
Constituted voluntary groups already in the arts
www.baringfoundation.org.uk020 7767 1348
See website
HEALTHDrinkaware grants Alcohol awareness –
innovative alternative programmes e.g. combining with sport educational theatre
Up to �2,000Up to �25,000Up to �100,000
Voluntary groups http://www.drinkaware.co.uk/grants See website
Live Well Edinburgh Fund
Promotion of healthy eating e.g breakfast clubs, grow your own etcNB Edinburgh only
�250 to �5,000
Voluntary groups http://www.scottishcf.org/resources/funds/view/83/live-well-edinburgh-fund/?from=All/3
See website
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People’s Health Trust Improvement in health & well being targeting people at higher risk of poor health.
�5,000 to �10,000
Edinburgh & Central Scotland
http://www.peopleshealthtrust.org.uk See website
Community Food and Health
Improved access and uptake of healthy, varied and balanced diet
�500 to �3,000
Voluntary groups http://www.communityfoodandhealth.org.uk/funding/small-grants/
See website
British Heart FoundationHelp a Heart grants
Improve health, promote healthier lifestyles. Creative ideas welcomed e.g. dancing, sport, grow your own veg.
�300 to �2,000
Community groups
Grant Team 0207 554 0396http://www.bhf.org.uk/heart-health/how-we-help/funding/help-a-heart-grants.aspx
See website
Heart Research UK-Healthy Heart Grants
To support innovative projects to promote heart health in specific groups/communities eg. disability/disadvantage
Up to �10,000
Voluntary groups http://www.heartresearch.org.uk/grants
[email protected] 297 6206
See website
SOCIAL ENTERPRISES Scotland Unltd Social enterprises for
social change�500 to �15,000
Individuals Eileen Inglis/ Kim Craven 0131 226 7333 www.unltd.org.uk
Contact Eileen Inglis
Santander Foundation Support social enterprises looking to grow their business and improve their local community
�15K to �50 Established social enterprises with two or more years of trading
http://www.santanderseda.co.uk/ Will open UK wide in summer 2012
SPORTBIG LOTTERY2014 COMMUNITIES
Encourage participation in sport theme - link to commonwealth games
�300 TO �2,000
Sports club, voluntary groups, schools, community councils
www.biglottery.org.uk
See website
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SportsscotlandSportsmatch
To encourage businesses to sponsor community groups
� for � match funding
Sports clubs, voluntary groups., local authorities and schools
www.sportscotland.org.uk None –apply anytime
BAG4SPORT LimitedA social enterprise
A way for sports groups to raise funds through collecting unwanted clothing.BAG4Sport will pay 40p per kilo and clothes are re-used in less privileged countries
Paid at �400 per tonne
Sports groups http://www.bag4sport.co.ukApply anytime
Swim21/British Gas Club Grant- Amateur Swimming Association
Club development �500 to �1,000
Accredited swim clubs
www.swimming.org/asa/clubs-and-members/british-gas-club-grant-scheme/
See website
Sported - New to Scotland
Sport for development of disadvantaged communities
Check website
Voluntary groups www.sported.org.uk/in-your-area/scotland
07917764117
See website
DISADVANTAGEThe Volant Charitable Trust
Social deprivation and women and children
Up to �10,000
Voluntary groups www.volanttrust.comTrust set up by J K Rowling & based in Edinburgh
See website
The Hilden Charitable Fund
Homelessness, asylum seekers, refugees, disadvantaged young people, penal affairs.
Average �5,000
Voluntary groups www.hildencharitablefund.org.uk See website
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The Rozelle Trust Support for people in need- preference smaller local charities ( not national)
No minimum or maximum
Registered charities in Scotland
www.rozelletrust.org None
Santander Foundation Disadvantaged people education & training and financial capability
Up to �10,000
Registered charities
www.santanderfoundation.org.uk None
The Allen Lane Foundation
Asylum seekers, LGBT gypsy travellers, offenders ex offenders, older people, people with mental health problems
�500 to 15,000
Voluntary groups www.allenlane.org.uk No closing dates
Austin and Hope Pilkington Trust
Homelessness, refugees, victims of abuse
Various Constituted voluntary groups
www.austin-hope-pilkington.org.uk See website
The Fuserna Foundation Alleviation of poverty �5,000 to �15,000
Voluntary groups www.fusernafoundation.org0207 409 3900
See website
Barcapel Foundation New Scottish charitable groups – Health, Disadvantaged Youth Heritage themes
See website Voluntary groups www.barcapelfoundation.org01475 521616
See website
Help the Homeless Assist individuals to return to mainstream society through residential or training facilities e.g food clothing, computers
Up to �3000 Small and medium sized charities
http//www.help-the-homeless.org.uk/Grants.htm
Quarterly deadlines, see website
Greggs Foundation –Regional Grants
People in need example of type of grant- trips, activities & equipment
Up to �2,000
Voluntary groups, schools & churches
www.greggsfoundation.org.uk/regionalgrants.html
See website
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Truemark Trust Grants To Charitable Bodies
Disadvantage, small charities neighbourhood based community projects & less popular groups
Around £2,000
Registered charities
No official websiteContact: Clare PedgenPO Box 2, Liss, Hampshire, GU33 6YP 01730 894120
Not stated
Mickel Fund People in need Annual donations, hardship donations, major donations
From £500 to 10,000
Charities http://www.mickelfund.org.uk
0141 242 7512
Not stated
Dickie Bird Foundation Provide sports equipment and clothing to disadvantaged youth
See website Individuals under 18
http://www.thedickiebirdfoundation.co.uk/Website under construction
Meet 6 times per annum
Lankelly Chase Foundation
People who face severe & multiple disadvantage.
Check website
Voluntary groups http://www.lankellychase.org.uk/ See website
Shared Care Scotland -Creative Breaks Programme
Short breaks for Carers £5,000 to £50,000
Voluntary groups http://www.sharedcarescotland.org.uk/short-breaks-fund/Creative+Breaks+Programme.html
Check website
Scottish ExecutivePeople and Communities Fund
For community-led regeneration initiatives with a focus on employability and health improvement
£10,000 to £100,000 or max £250,000
Community anchor organisation
www.scotland.gov.uk/News/Releases/2012/05/Regeneration-funding08052012/
No deadline but funding available July 2012 to March 2015
DISABILITYPass IT On Provides donated
computers Edinburgh or Lothians
N/A For people with disabilities
14 Wardie Avenue, Edinburgh EH5 2AB 0131 476 1645www.passitoncomputers.co.uk
None
ECAS Equipment, beds, white goods, holidays. ( not powered wheelchairs)Edinburgh or Lothians
Max £500 People with physical disability
57 Albion Road, Edinburgh EH7 5QY0131 4752344www.ecas-edinburgh.org
See website
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Children Today For specialist equipment including, electric wheelchairs, trikes, adapted toys and car seats.
Parent /carers of individual children
01244 335622www.childrentoday.org.uk/
See website
The Family Fund
(�31million available)
National charityGrants to make life easier- washing machines, driving lessons, computers and holidays
Variable Low income families with disabled children and young people aged 17 and under
0845 130 4542/ 01904 621115Email [email protected]
www.familyfund.org.uk
See website
Birkdale Trust for Hearing Impaired
Advance education of children & young people with a hearing impairment
Voluntary groups, individuals,educational establishments
www.grantsforthedeaf.co.uk See website
Baily Thomas Charitable Fund
Learning disability (not Dyslexia or mental health)
From �250 Voluntary organisations
http://bailythomas.org.uk/ 1 May & 1 Octeach year
Sir Cliff Richard Charitable Trust
Charities working in medical research, with children & elderly and physical disability or mental health.
Not stated Registered charities only
http://www.cliffrichard.org/fanzone/links.cfmwrite for information to:c/o PO Box 46C, Esher, Surrey,KT10 0RB
Not stated
UCanDoIT Specialist individual low cost IT courses for people with physical disabilities, sensory impairments or communication difficulties
�5 per lesson if income <�100/wk
See website www.ucandoit.org.uk/ See website for application
Canoe Foundation Paddlesport activities About �1,000
Voluntary groups http://www.canoefoundation.org.uk/cf/index.cfm/grants/
7th Jan, 7th
May, 7th
October2013
Challenger Children’s Fund
Small scale financial help for physically disabled young people under 18 –holidays, clothing , equipment
�500 Individuals www.ccfscotland.org None
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OFFENDERS/ DRUG ALCOHOL MISUSEBig Lottery Investing in Communities£400 million available for Scotland
Life Transitions –Supporting 21st Century Life Growing Community Assets
�10K to �1million
Voluntary groups, local authorities, community councils, social enterprises & private companies
http://www.biglotteryfund.org.uk/prog_investing-in-communities.htm?regioncode=-uk
Open till June 2015
The Bromley Trust Prison Reform – reduce cycle of re-offending
Variable Registered charities UK
http://www.thebromleytrust.org.uk/ None, apply anytime
The Wingate Foundation Education & social exclusion –help for ex offenders
Up to�10,000
Voluntary organisations UK
http://www.wingatefoundation.org.uk/foundation-education.php
See website
The Trusthouse Charitable Foundation
Urban DeprivationCommunity Support for Drugs & Alcohol misusers/Offenders
�1,000 to �30,000
Charities UK http://www.trusthousecharitablefoundation.org.uk/
See website
The Pilgrim Trust Social Welfare-Families affected by people misusing drugs or alcohol / alternatives to custody for women
Main and small grant, above & below �5K
UK Registered charitiesRecognised public bodies
http://www.thepilgrimtrust.org.uk/
020 7834 6510
None, apply anytime
The Allen Lane Foundation
Lasting difference: reduce isolation, stigma, discrimination, encourage support for unpopular groups
�500 to �5,000
Not necessary to be a charity but must be seeking funds for charitable project
http://www.allenlane.org.uk/criteria.html None, apply anytime
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GRANTS FOR INDIVIDUALSElizabeth Finn Care -The Edinburgh Trust
The Edinburgh Trust was established in 2011 consolidating 33 funds operating in the City of Edinburgh, now looked after by the national charity Elizabeth Finn Care.
Not stated Edinburgh residents in financial need. Means tested.
http://www.elizabethfinncare.org.uk/The_Edinburgh_Trust
See website
Aid for the Aged in DistressAFTAID
Grants for individual older people. Examples wheelchairs, mobility scooters etc
Not stated Individuals http://www.aftaid.org.uk/grantapp.html None
CHURCHESThe National Churches Trust
Two grant programmesRepairs grants - £10,000 for focus on urgent roof repairs approx £50,000 or Community Grants-£5,000 to £25,000 new toilets & catering facilities
Max £50k Churches http://nationalchurchestrust.org/home.php See website
Other supportCommunity Repaint(Dulux) East Lothian
Donated paint for voluntary groups
N/A Voluntary groups Nearest supplier - Elvon Recycling Project, East Lothian - Tranent01875 615797www.communityrepaint.org.uk
N/A
Charities Aid Foundation Help with donation processing, bank accounts, business planning.
N/A Voluntary groups www.cafonline.org N/A
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Charity Technology Exchange CTX
Improve effective use of IT supplies free IT equipment, training & advice.
N/A Registered charities
www.ctxchange.orgRegistered charities can apply for product donations from Microsoft, Symantec, Cisco.
N/A
Charity Choice- UK Goodwill Gallery
Register for free goods, services, view offers of volunteers.
N/A Registered charities
www.charitychoice.co.uk N/A
Soloco UK A charity which aims to match local projects to donors.
N/A Community groups
http://soloco.co.uk/
SCVO Publications SCVO publishes information for the sector such as “The Scottish Directory of Funding for the Third Sector”
N/A Community groups
http://www.scvo.org.uk/information/publications/ N/A
LIST OF USEFUL WEBSITES
ORGANISATION PURPOSE CONTACT
Edinburgh4Community Grant finder website licensed to Edinburgh City Libraries Anyone can use this site free of charge – just registerhttp://www.open4community.info/edinburgh/default.aspx
Edinburgh Voluntary Organisations Council (EVOC)
Support to the voluntary sector in Edinburgh funding advice, funder finder database, training, also administers Trust funds through Edinburgh Voluntary Organisations Trust
http://www.evoc.org.uk/
Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations
Support to the voluntary sector in Scotland , policy information, funding information – and guide to fundraising
http://www.scvo.org.uk/scvo/Home/Home.aspx
Grants net This is a FREE database where you can search for sources of funding by theme
http://www.grantsnet.co.uk/
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In kind direct Membership organisation – enables voluntary groups to access to surplus goods free of charge.
http://www.inkinddirect.org/
Scottish Community Foundation
Support to the voluntary sector- administers various grants and Trust funds
http://www.scottishcf.org/
B&Q Waste donation scheme – surplus materials & paint for voluntary groups. Also follow links to social responsibility, waste donation
http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/corporate/content/environment_ethics/ethics/community/waste_donation.jsp
Voluntary Arts Scotland Arts groups – free regular e news about funding opportunities. www.vascotland.org.uk
Help with IT Matches volunteer IT professionals with voluntary groups. www.it4communities.org.uk
Microsoft Free/discounted software & training www.microsoft.com/uk/community/default.mspx
CHANGEWORKS Provides information & technical data on energy conservation for voluntary groups. Will also help with funding applications.
www.changeworks.org.uk
VOLRESOURCE Useful information for voluntary organisations including links to insurance brokers.
www.volresource.org.uk
RISK ASSESSMENT AND INSURANCE
Advice from Council’s own insurance experts e.g. public liability for Gala Days.
http://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/info/153/health_and_safety_at_work/1105/getting_started_with_health_and_safety/3Enquiries by email please : [email protected]
PLANNING AN EVENT?
Advice from Council on planning an event e.g. road closures, health & safety issues, licences.
http://eventsedinburgh.org.uk/planners_plan_your_event.html
Travel 2 Give Network of travel agents who support good causes Charities register with the Network & customers can make donation at time of bookingwww.travel2give.co.uk
PREPARED BY MAUREEN THOMPSON POLICY ASSISTANT, THE CITY OF EDINBURGH COUNCIL, THE DRUM BRAE LIBRARY HUB, 81 DRUM BRAE DRIVE, EDINBURGH, EH4 7FE Updated May 2013 [email protected]