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Asda Foundation - Bringing Communities Back Together Grant
This new grant will be targeted at reuniting communities, celebrating togetherness, and supporting groups as they resume their activities in person again.
Opened: 17th May 2021
Next deadline: 16th Aug 2021
Foundation Scotland - The Provident Social Impact Fund (Scotland)
The Provident Social Impact Fund (Scotland) aims to support social inclusion and will invest in activities that seek to alleviate the underlying problems that prevent social inclusion and enjoyment of a full modern life.
Opened: 17th May 2021
Next deadline: 11th Jun 2021
The Jo Walters Trust - Aberdeenshire Grant
The fund supports projects with a strong Aberdeenshire connection which aim to provide education outdoors.
Opened: 13th May 2021
Next deadline: 30th Jun 2021
The Jo Walters Trust - Maths Grant
The Trust is offering grants to support projects which help and inspire pupils to engage with mathematics. They welcome all novel and innovative ideas, large and small.
Opened: 13th May 2021
Next deadline: 30th Jun 2021
The Robertson Trust - Partners in Change
Partners in Change has been established to support work which aims to change how services and supports addressing poverty and/or trauma are designed and delivered. It is open to organisations with an annual turnover of over £2 million.
Opened: 13th May 2021
Next deadline: 3rd Jun 2021
Sea-Changers Innovation Fund
The Innovation Fund has an emphasis on supporting ideas that are new and/or experimental solutions in the field of marine conservation. It is solely focused on innovation.
Opened: 6th May 2021
Next deadline: 18th Jun 2021
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The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations (SCVO) is the national membership organisation for the voluntary sector.
Along with our community of members, we believe that charities, social enterprises and voluntary groups make Scotland a better place.
