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Community Bursary 2021/22

Since its inception in 2011 we are very proud to have awarded more than £150k to over 260 community groups \ organisations the length and breadth of the country. In addition to our average £500 application we have also been making made significant single donations from our Bursary to various charities since 2018, our largest being £13k for Spina Bifida Hydrocephalus Scotland, £6k to Age Concern and various other worthwhile contributions to deserving groups.

 

Funding is provided to groups who can demonstrate they’re making a vital difference in their communities. There’s no lengthy application process, groups simply have to show us how they’re making life better for individuals and families.  

 

This year we have awarded donations to 30 community groups \ organisations from our main fund.

 

The recipients are;

 

Dunterlie Foodshare

Trauma Informed Parenting

West Lothian Litter Pickers

Hope Garden SCIO

Friends of Queen's Park Glasgow

FEAT Trading CIC

Social and Business Community - Wellbeing Essentials

Glasgow's Golden Generation

The Speech Language Communication Company (SLCo)

STV Children's Appeal

Lismore RFC

CREATE Paisley

PAISLEY SEA CADETS

East Kilbride Gymnastics Club (EKGC)

Metta Wellbeing CIC

Sewing2gether All Nations: Caring, Creating, Connecting

The Glasgow Group of the Riding for the Disabled Association

Aoife's Senory Bus

Benarty, Dunmore and St. Kenneth's Parent and Toddler Group

CHSS Hospital to Home

Scott Murray School of Irish dancing

musicALL Scotland

Cambuslang Football Academy Girls Under 9s

Pain Concern

Biggar and District Men's Shed

Dundee Age Concern

Edinburgh Food Social

On Pointe Performing Arts

Dundee Starter Packs SCIO

United Glasgow Football Club

 

As we enter into the twelfth year of the programme. We’re anticipating even more applications from an even more diverse selection of groups and we’re really looking forward to learning more about the fantastic community organisations all over Scotland.

 

For more information, visit

www.ross-liddell.com/community-bursary