The Investing in Enterprise Fund offers blended grant and loan investment to social enterprises, community organisations and charities working within our 13 eligible areas (see list above). The fund can invest between £10,000 and £500,000 per business; up to 50% of this can be in the form of a grant…
Localgiving is working with People’s Postcode Lottery, a grant giving charity funded by players of People’s Postcode Lottery, to offer charitable organisations the opportunity to apply for 2000 grants of £500. What they fund The Magic Little Grants Fund provides charitable organisations the opportunity to access funding to deliver a range of projects which…
2020 was our biggest programme to date, seeing us distribute £500 grants to 938 charitable organisations delivering sports or physical activities across the UK. With the support and contributions from the players of the People’s Postcode Lottery. 45% of groups who received Magic Little Grants were brand new organisations to…
registered charities can apply who provide care and assistance to groups of or concerned with disabled, elderly or terminally ill, and the socially deprived; provide for the care, advancement and rehabilitation of youth and organisations connected with the Arts – Music, Theatre and the visual arts
National drugs mission funds: £50mn per year for the next five years to meet the new national mission to reduce drug-related deaths and harms. Currently, Scottish Government is making £18 million available through four funds (Service Improvement; Local Support; Recovery; Children & Families) – available for not-for-profit organisations working in the drugs…
Helping young people aged eight to 24 to become more confident and play an active part in realising their potential. Through Young Start we are offering funding from £10,001 to £100,000 to help children and young people across Scotland become more confident, so they can realise their own potential. See…
The New Scots Refugee Integration Delivery Project – to extend existing work, or to start new projects that support the integration of people seeking sanctuary across Scotland, as long as they meet the priorities of the New Scots strategy that can be found here. Deadline – 22nd May.
The first community benefit money from the Viking Community Fund is now available for funding local projects. Managed by the Shetland Community Benefit Fund the Advanced Grant Scheme is open to projects supported by any of Shetland’s 18 community councils. Local or Shetland-wide groups, charities, social enterprises or even business and individuals…
Partners in Change is available to organisations working in Scotland with an annual income of more than £2M. It will support work which aims to change how services and supports for people experiencing poverty and/or trauma are designed and delivered through the fund, we are interested in providing funding and working alongside the organisations to…
PDI is focused on supporting projects delivering in communities across Scotland that aim to increase the well-being of children and young people affected by drugs and alcohol with the three target areas of support, children and young people that are: At risk of physical and/or emotional neglect due…
Social Entrepreneurs Network Scotland (Senscot) is registered as a Scottish charity under Scottish Charity No. SC029210 and as a limited company under Company Registration No. SC278156. Its registered office is at 41 Miller Street, Glasgow.
