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SIB - Recovery Loan Fund
Provides loans to UK charities and social enterprises who have been impacted by Covid 19 and need funds to help them to survive, recover and grow.
Opened: 18th Oct 2021
Next deadline: 21st Nov 2021
Make Tiny Changes Fund
The Make Tiny Changes Fund is a national small grants programme that supports innovative ideas which will make tiny changes towards equality and mental health for young people in Scotland.
Opened: 13th Oct 2021
Next deadline: 10th Nov 2021
SSE - Highland Sustainable Development Fund
Supports projects in Highland which will have the potential to deliver transformational social, economic and environmental changes in the local area and support long-term community development.
Opened: 8th Oct 2021
Next deadline: 19th Jan 2022
Creative Scotland - Made in Scotland Showcase
The purpose of the Programme is to raise the international profile of Scottish artists through the promotion of Scottish work at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Opened: 5th Oct 2021
Next deadline: 23rd Nov 2021
Cairngorms Trust Green Change Fund
Supports projects that contribute to the Cairngorms, in particular those focused on conservation, climate change, and strengthening communities.
Opened: 5th Oct 2021
Next deadline: 31st Oct 2021
The Charity Governance Awards
The awards are exclusively dedicated to charity governance. There are five categories covering every kind of charitable organisation.
Opened: 4th Oct 2021
Next deadline: 26th Jan 2022
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The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations (SCVO) is the national membership organisation for the voluntary sector. Our mission is to support, promote and develop a confident, sustainable voluntary sector in Scotland.
We’re passionate about what the voluntary sector can achieve. Along with our community of members, we believe that charities, social enterprises and voluntary groups make Scotland a better place.
